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Ben Stokes, who had been dismissed for just two, could face disciplinary action for uttering an audible obscenity, which is a level one offence according to the International Cricket Council's code of conduct
Ben Stokes walks back to the pavilion after his dismissal by South Africa's Anrich Nortje during the first day of the fourth Test cricket match between South Africa and England. Pic/ AFP
England media manager Danny Reuben said after play that Zak Crawley, the England player appearing at a close-of-play press conference, would not answer questions on the incident. England were 192-4 at the end of the rain-shortened first day.
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