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Ben Stokes retires from Test cricket to heartfelt tributes from peers

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England all-rounder Ben Stokes has announced his retirement from Test cricket after a distinguished career. His final match was against New Zealand, which England lost. New Zealand captain Tom Latham praised Stokes as a 'once-in-a-generation player' following the series. Teammate Joe Root highlighted their long friendship and acknowledged the significant gap Stokes' departure will leave in the England dressing room.

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