Stokes in good spirits & working hard - Durham boss Campbell

Stokes in good spirits & working hard - Durham boss CampbellImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Durham won one and drew one of the two games Ben Stokes played in MayByAdam LaniganBBC Sport, North East & CumbriaPublished2 minutes agoCommentsDurham head coach Ryan Campbell has offered his full support to England Test captain Ben Stokes, saying Durham's door "is always open" for him.Campbell added that Stokes was in "good spirits and working hard" while training with his county.Stokes was dropped by England for the second Test with New Zealand at The Oval starting on Wednesday.He is under investigation by the ECB after he and team-mate Gus Atkinson broke a midnight curfew following victory over the Black Caps in the first Test at Lord's.The 35-year-old could now play for Durham in their County Championship match against Northamptonshire on Friday."Our doors are always open for any of our Durham boys," Campbell told BBC Radio Newcastle."If Ben happens to walk through it, I will definitely be waiting there with arms open wide." McCullum worried for Stokes, no captaincy backingPublished20 hours agoStokes returns to Durham training after England omissionPublished2 days agoStokes out of England squad, Root named captainPublished5 days agoStokes' future as Test captain is uncertain with England head coach Brendon McCullum not offering any guarantees when he faced the media on Monday.But Stokes has the full backing of Australian Campbell, who has been unimpressed at how his player has been treated since news of the incident in a London nightclub emerged last week."Ben knows he made a mistake and broke the curfew, but some of the reaction has been a little over," Campbell said."I'm a bit old school, I like a beer after a game of cricket if you've got 10 days off but I'm not the coach, I don't run that system."Stokes played two county games for Durham in the run-up to the...