Ben Stokes appeals for return of stolen items after home is burgled during Pakistan tour

Stokes' home was broken into while he was away with England in Pakistan

England all-rounder Ben Stokes has appealed for the return of sentimental items that were stolen from his home while he was away on tour with England in Pakistan.

The burglary took place on December 24, while Stokes was in Karachi playing in the second Test against Pakistan.

Stokes said in a statement on social media that the items stolen included his father's ashes, his children's passports and other personal belongings.

Stokes said that the items taken were of great sentimental value to him

Stokes said that the items taken were of great sentimental value to him, and he appealed to the public for help in getting them back.

He said: "I am appealing to anyone who may have information about these items to please come forward.

"These items are irreplaceable to me, and I would be eternally grateful if they were returned."

The burglary has been reported to the police

The burglary has been reported to the police, and an investigation is underway.

Stokes is currently in Pakistan with the England team, who are due to play the third and final Test in Karachi from December 17-21.

It is not yet known whether Stokes will be able to return home before the Test match.

Police are investigating the burglary

Police are investigating the burglary, and have appealed for anyone with information to come forward.

A spokesperson for the police said: "We are aware of the burglary at Ben Stokes' home and we are investigating."

"We would appeal to anyone with information about the burglary to come forward."

Conclusion

The burglary of Ben Stokes' home is a reminder of the importance of home security.

It is important to take steps to protect your home from burglary, such as installing a burglar alarm and locking your doors and windows.

If you are a victim of burglary, it is important to report it to the police and to take steps to secure your home.