'England will look to leave behind emotions and aim for 3-2 series win': Stokes

Captain Ben Stokes on Sunday said England will look to bury the emotions after their 434run thrashing by India and aim to win the series 32 with two more matches remaining in the fivematch rubberHaving won the first Test by 28 runs at Hyderabad England were beaten by 106 runs in the second Test at Visakhapatnam followed by the hammering here in the IND vs ENG 3rd TestI spoke before I came out here and said weeks like this are hard Losing games for England isnt where you want to be but games personally I think are won or lost in the head Stokes told the media during the postmatch press conferenceI just made sure that all the emotion all the disappointment there would be in that dressing room now make sure it stays here Weve got two games left and all Im thinking about as a captain is winning this series 32 he saidStokes said Englands approach to Test cricket will not be tampered with despite two consecutive heavy defeatsNo not at all Our batting lineup is full of internationalclass players We give them the freedom to play whats in front of them You can see the difference in the two teams approaches playing out in India Stokes saidThe last two games India have put runs on the board the way they want to operate We have been able to do it at times but have not been able to sustain it for as long as weve wanted to he addedThe premier allrounder said the umpires call on DRS is something that should be done away with after England opener Zak Crawley fell legbefore against Jasprit Bumrah with the ball appearing to be grazing the legstumpAlso ReadRecordbreaking spreeStokes and England head coach Brendon McCullum even had a chat about it with match referee Jeff CroweWe just wanted some clarity around Zaks DRS when the images came back The ball is quite clearly missing the stump on the replay When it gets given to the umpires ball and the balls not actually hitting the stumps we were a bit bemused he saidWe just wanted some clarity from the Hawkeye guys It came back saying the numbers or whatever it is it was saying that it was hitting the stumps but it was the projection that was wrongThe Durham man said the dismissal of Joe Root on the third day morning a reverse ramp shot off Bumrah which went straight to Yashasvi Jaiswal at second slip was the turning point in the IND vs ENG 3rd TestBecause he got out to it definitely it was a turning point Joe Root has scored nearly 12000 runs we can leave the decisionmaking and why with Joe Stokes saidI can understand why there would be frustration around that because of how good a player Joe is Jasprit Bumrah has got him out a couple of times this tour early on And I thought Joe was looking really really good at the crease and he sensed that as a time to put something different back onto Jasprit and make him maybe think about something Stokes saidWith agency inputs