England Test captain Ben Stokes has called for play in the third Test against South Africa to resume on Saturday in honour of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
The Queen passed away on Thursday evening aged 96 and the ECB announced that day two of the Test would not take place, along with all other scheduled cricket matches. No decision has yet been made about the remaining three days, but Stokes is keen to play in honour of The Queen.
In response to a Tweet from former Premier League striker Darren Huckerby about whether sporting events should take place following The Queen's passing, Stokes tweeted: "She loved sport, be honoured to play in her memory".