It's just, I don't know what you do to change it."Stokes also referenced his own personal experience with alcohol throughout his career. He was arrested in 2017 after his involvement in a street brawl near a nightclub with then-teammate Alex Hales and served an eight-match suspension for the incident."I've had … I don't want to say problems, but I've had relationships with alcohol at times over my career that have been potentially dangerous, if that makes sense, but it's completely different to me now," he said."I just think that there's this relationship with alcohol within cricket that has been the same from the 80s. "As the game has got better and better and better, that thing has just stayed around That's my opinion on cricket and alcohol."Stokes's theory regarding cricket and its athletes' relationship to alcohol is not without credence.In Australian cricket, the story of David Boon drinking 52 beers on a flight to the UK ahead of the 1989 Ashes series is spoken about as the stuff of legend.Boon appeared on a podcast in 2023 saying he regretted the whole episode."I've got to be brutally honest here, I won't deny it happened