England captain Ben Stokes is ready to go hard at India again at Edgbaston, despite admitting last week's epic win at Headingley left him "a shadow of my normal self".Stokes guided his side to a remarkable fifth-day victory in the first Rothesay Test, a draining encounter that saw the hosts spend more than 200 overs in the field before conjuring a mammoth fourth-innings chase.The skipper was operating back at full tilt after a long and arduous recovery from a torn hamstring, sending down 35 over

England captain Ben Stokes is ready to go hard at India again at Edgbaston, despite admitting last week's epic win at Headingley left him "a shadow of my normal self".Stokes guided his side to a remarkable fifth-day victory in the first Rothesay Test, a draining encounter that saw the hosts spend more than 200 overs in the field before conjuring a mammoth fourth-innings chase.The skipper was operating back at full tilt after a long and arduous recovery from a torn hamstring, sending down 35 overs and taking five wickets along the way.