This is the TMS Podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.

I'm Simon Mann, welcome to a bonus TMS Podcast, reflecting on the one day international

career of Ben Stokes, whose annexes retirement from the format.

We'll hear from Stokes himself and also get reaction from his world cup-winning teammates

Mark Wood and Chris Wokes, as well as Jimmy Anderson, Saki Bamud and our cricket correspondent

Jonathan Agnew.

But first we're going to relive Stokes' finest moment in a one day international shirt

and head back to the final over of England's dramatic run chase in the World Cup final against

New Zealand in 2019, when Stokes had the weight of the nation's hopes resting on his shoulders.

Here's Bolt, the start of the final over.

He runs in smoothly, bowls to Stokes as a lovely full ball, he digs it out and then not

going to take a run there.

It's the right decision, he's got to stay on strike, he's got to think four boundaries, three

boundaries.

If Bolt gets one on land, he's got to clear it over long gone.

Yes he does.

If it's fully marked, he might be able to glide it past those four fielders on the off side

for a four.

I think the only real time I sat to Panicin was when the first two balls of us over were

dots.

Five balls to go, 15 needed, bolts on the way, bolster Stokes and hammers out again to the

edge of the circle, straight to the man.

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