Amid the coronavirus pandemic, England veteran bowler Stuart Broad believes that his country’s player will not complain if England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) ask them to take a pay cut. He even added that it would be wrong that the players
On the 13th anniversary of the iconic six sixes Yuvraj Singh’s in an over against Stuart Broad, the former Indian swashbuckling batsman recalled the incident. In the 2007 inaugural World Cup, Yuvraj became the first Indian cricketer to hit six sixes in
Stuart Broad opined that England needs to put big runs on board and focus on batting if they want to win the Ashes in Australia. He insisted that pacers with 95 mph speed cannot win matches single-handedly and the batsmen need to
James Anderson the first pacer to take 600 wickets in Tests has also fought his way back into the top-ten rankings for Test bowlers after his splendid bowling performance in the third and final Test against Pakistan at the Ageas Bowl in
When Stuart Broad completed his 500 Test wicket last month, he had already reflected that he wanted a career like his teammate James Anderson. Now, after Anderson entered 600 Test wicket club, Broad stated that every England cricketer should follow Anderson as
Michael Vaughan, the former England skipper, suggests pink ball should be used in all Tests to avoid play being lost due to bad lights. The pink ball could be a solution particularly in England which was witnessed in the ongoing Test between
It Would Be Unfair: Stuart Broad, James Anderson Echoed Against Using Pink Ball During The Bad Light
England’s two veteran fast bowlers — James Anderson and Stuart Broad are not in favour of the suggestion of introducing pink-ball, to combat the bad light in Test cricket. The ongoing second Test between England and Pakistan is halted because of bad
England veteran fast bowler Stuart Broad has heaped praise on Pakistan Test vice-captain Babar Azam. Broad stated that Babar Azam is a really class player and it is evident by his strokeplay. Azam is a technically correct batsman and there is hardly
Stuart Broad looked in discomfort while bowling in the fourth over of the second Test and called for an inhaler. The incident happened during the Southampton Test against Pakistan. Stuart Broad waited for some time and was seen in a reclining position
England veteran Stuart Broad has responded hilariously after being hit with a 15 per cent match fee and one demerit point by his father, ICC match referee Chris Broad. The England star coped the fine and the demerit point for breaching Level