Ben Stokes has ruled himself out of the T20 World Cup in June, telling England's management that he does not want to be considered for selection for their title defence in the Caribbean. Stirs up hit the triumphant disagreement the 2022 last, crushing out his lady T20I 50 years as Britain beat Pakistan by five wickets at the MCG. However, he has just played two T20 matches since, both finally year's IPL, and said missing the World Cup was "a penance that permits me to be the allrounder I need to be for a long time to come". Having recently resigned from ODI cricket in the mid year of 2022, Stirs up turned around his choice to play in the 50-over World Cup before the end of last year. In any case, that accessibility expected him to postpone knee medical procedure, and he was simply ready to bowl five overs across Britain's new 4-1 Test series rout to India. He is hoping to play for Durham in the Area Title at some stage in the following couple of months, subsequent to quitting IPL 2024. "I'm trying sincerely and zeroing in on building my bowling wellness back up to satisfy a full job as an allrounder in all configurations of cricket," Stirs up said in a proclamation delivered by the ECB on Tuesday. "Quitting the IPL and the World Cup will ideally be a penance that permits me to be the allrounder I need to be for years to come. "The new Test visit through India featured how a long ways behind I was according to a bowling perspective after my knee medical procedure and nine months without bowling. I'm anticipating playing for Durham in the Region Title before the beginning of our Test summer. I wish Jos [Buttler], Motty [Matthew Mott] and all the group good luck in protecting our title." Stirs up was hesitant to focus on the T20 World Cup before his medical procedure however said last month that he expected to be accessible for the competition. Mott, Britain's white-ball mentor, affirmed in December that his return would be "guaranteed" whenever fit, saying: "[Stokes] enables us to have a crease bowler in your main six that gives you such countless choices with your group balance." In Stirs up's nonattendance, Britain will think about involving Liam Livingstone in the No. 4 spot that he filled during their 3-2 loss to West Indies in December - however Livingstone limped off with an evident muscle strain while handling for Punjab Rulers on Sunday, and is looking out for filter results to decide its seriousness. Jamie Overton, the Surrey allrounder, will likewise come into conflict. Stirs up has just played three T20Is for Britain beyond World Cups over the most recent three years and his choice might well have finished a 43-match T20I profession which has just seldom seen him at his best. Yet, he could yet come into dispute for the 2026 T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka, when he will in any case just be 34 years of age.