WATCH: England batsman Ben Stokes is bowled, walks back to the pavilion and then….

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England captain Ben Stokes got a massive reprieve on Day 3 of the ongoing first Test against New Zealand at Lord's.</p>
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A huge reprieve. Yet more drama in this Test match…<br />
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In the 27th over of England's second innings, Stokes tried to pull a short-pitched delivery from Colin de Grandhomme but ended up playing the ball onto his stumps.</p>
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He was walking back to the pavilion and had covered most of the ground when a replay showed that it was a no-ball as the New Zealand bowler had over-stepped the popping crease.</p>
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The umpire then recalled Stokes back to the middle as luck came to the rescue of the brilliant batter on his 31st birthday!</p>