England captain Ben Stokes suffered another injury setback as his side endured a demoralising day in Hamilton.New Zealand battered the tourists into submission as they set a vast target of 658 on the third evening of the third Test at Seddon Park before Ben Duckett and the embattled Zak Crawley were wiped out late on.

England captain Ben Stokes has picked up another hamstring injury while bowling in the third Test against New Zealand in Hamilton and the setback could change his role in the side

England ’s final Test against New Zealand went from bad to worse after captain Ben Stokes limped off the field with a hamstring injury. Bowling his 13th over of the second innings – and third of the day – Stokes pulled up immediately after delivering a bouncer and grabbed his left hamstring.

England may look to manage Ben Stokes’ bowling after latest injury blow - Stokes left the field clutching the same left hamstring he tore badly in August.

England's Ben Stokes suffered a recurrence of his hamstring injury at the end of the third day of the third Test against New Zealand.

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England's cricket captain Ben Stokes has suffered a hamstring injury in the ongoing third Test match against New Zealand. Stokes hurt himself while bowling his 13th over in the second innings at Seddon Park in Hamilton.

Ben Stokes sustains suffers hamstring scare while bowling in Mondays third day of the final Test against New Zealand; England to now assess injury before making call on whether Stokes returns to bat in second innings with tourists 18-2 at the close of the third day,

The nature of the injury still remains unknown, and it is yet to be seen if Stokes will come in to bat for England in the second innings.

Assistant coach Marcus Trescothick admits England may have to manage Ben Stokes' bowling after the captain suffers another hamstring injury.