Stokes and Tongue I can excuse. Duckett, in fairness, probably deserves a bit of sympathy too because the ball was right in his arc and it is his shot. Bairstow was trying to do the right thing but failed in execution.
The other six need to take a long look in the mirror. Crawley run straight past one that he'd predetermined he was coming for, Pope played the worst shot I think I've ever seen a test batsman play, Root needed to use his brain, Brook played the second worst shot I've seen a test batsman play and Robinson and Broad decided indiscriminate slogging was somehow the way out of trouble.
The thing is, Stokes clearly identified last night what needed to be done. Lyon was already out of the game, the batsmen just needed to let the bowlers exhaust themselves and the series was open to them. Why did he not actually tell his team what they needed to do?