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Sam Curran can count himself unlucky to be dropped, but it is an understandable decision once it was decided Ben Stokes was available

Stokes returns after the end of his court case, bolstering England's stocks. India, meanwhile, are searching for a spark to keep the series alive

Cameron Bancroft became the third Australian cricketer to win an overseas deal after his part in the ball-tampering fiasco in Cape Town

Stokes will be assessed "mentally and physically" over the two days of training at Trent Bridge before a decision is made on whether he returns to the XI

The allrounder is available for selection following the conclusion of his trial. But it's not an easy task making room for him

Ben Stokes has been added to England's 13-man squad for the third Test against India at Trent Bridge, which gets underway on Saturday, after being found not guilty of affray at Bristol Crown Court.

Co-defendant, Ryan Ali, was also found not guilty in wake of incident in Bristol on September 25

The jury in the trial of Ben Stokes will retire to consider their verdict on Tuesday morning