I’ve played a lot of white-ball cricket for England and I’m very happy and content with what I’ve achieved in that form of the game, Stokes told Sky Sports Cricket.
If I am part of the white-ball teams’ plans going forward in any way, shape or form then great, but also I’m fine if I’m not because that would mean that someone else is coming through and doing really well.
If I get the call to come and play, then obviously it’s definitely going to be a yes. But I’m not going to be too disappointed if I don’t – it means that I can just sit back and watch everyone else go out and smack it.
Me and Baz [Brendon] have not spoken about anything like that whatsoever.
He’s just letting me concentrate on what I need to with the Test team and when that time and conversation comes and then we’ll see.
This white-ball team has obviously gone in a new direction, especially coming into this summer.
We’ve seen some unbelievable talent come through – just to point out one, Jacob Bethell, who I think is going to be a superstar.