article_snippet.sent: Ben Stokes was England's first man to be dismissed on day two when Ben Stokes edged to Jason Holder in the slips .
article_snippet.sent: James Tredwell edges a delivery from Jason Holder behind as James Tredwell is dismissed for eight .
article_snippet.sent: Jos Buttler fell for a duck despite facing 22 deliveries on the second morning at the Sir Viv Richards Stadium .
article_snippet.sent: Yet the evergreen Shiv Chanderpaul, who could easily have gone to his first ball, settled in to his old idiosyncratic routine and hung on to the close with the far less secure Jermaine Blackwood, who had a major escape when Stokes had his well caught at slip only to be denied because his had over-stepped.
article_snippet.sent: Stokes has previous in this regard, having been denied Stokes maiden Test wicket in Adelaide when Stokes snared Brad Haddin only to overstep again and there is simply no excuse to lose a wicket in this way.
article_snippet.sent: The Durham hot-head was clearly ticking afterwards and The Durham hot-head can only be hoped that Stokes did not encounter any lockers when Stokes returned to the dressing room, having broken Stokes wrist punching one in Barbados last year.
article_snippet.sent: Stokes was perfectly placed to score Stokes second Test hundred
article_snippet.sent: Most disturbing of all was the performance of Broad, who was once a good enough batsman to score a Test hundred at Lord’s against Pakistan.
article_snippet.sent: Now Stokes looks a shadow of a player once thought of as a potential
article_snippet.sent: No 7 for England and again looked like Stokes had been affected by being hit in the face by India’s Varun Aaron at Old Trafford last summer.
article_snippet.sent: Broad was honest enough to admit during the World Cup that Stokes had had nightmares about the incident that left Stokes nose broken but Stokes was also confident that Stokes was getting back to Stokes best with the bat.
article_snippet.sent: It did not seem that way here as Stokes ducked a couple of short balls from Kemar Roach and then, caught on the back foot, slapped a fuller ball to gully.
article_snippet.sent: When Stokes fell and England had slumped to 361 for nine