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Speaking to PTI on the sidelines of the just-concluded SA20, where he was a commentator, Broad said the absence of Kohli due to personal reasons is a downer but the matches so far have been engrossing.

In Virat Kohli's absence, great chance for England to win series: Stuart Broad | India vs England

Former pacer Stuart Broad feels that England has a strong chance of emerging triumphant in the Test series as the "fire, passion and competitiveness" of Virat Kohli is missing from Team India.

Speaking to PTI on the sidelines of the just-concluded SA20, where he was a commentator, Broad said the absence of Kohli due to personal reasons is a downer but the matches so far have been engrossing.

Former pacer Stuart Broad said the ongoing India-England Test series is the most evenly-matched contest that he has seen between the two sides but the visitors have a strong chance of emerging triumphant as the "fire, passion and competitiveness" of Virat Kohli is missing from the home team's arsenal.
Speaking to PTI on the sidelines of the just-concluded SA20, where he was a commentator, Broad said the absence of Kohli due to personal reasons is a downer but the matches so far have been engrossing.
The five-match series is locked 1-1 and the two teams will now square off in the third game in Rajkot, beginning February 15.
"(The) first two matches were very competitive and it is one of the most exciting India-England Test series that I have seen. It is the most level series," he said.
"India won the last Test but England's playing style ('Bazball') is quite effective in India. With Virat not in the team, it is a great opportunity for the England team," he added.
Broad feels Kohli's break has also opened a window of opportunity for the youngsters in the Indian team to make a name for themselves.
"The battle between Virat and England bowlers had been great in the past. (James) Anderson and Kohli's battles are quite famous. It's a shame for the series and the sport that he will be missing," he observed.
"...Virat adds to the quality of any contest because he is such a wonderful player who brings fire, passion, competitiveness and great fan following to the sport. But personal matters always take preference over cricketing matters," he said.
"We saw in the last match when Yashaswi Jaiswal scored a brilliant double century," pointed out the bowler who snared 604 wickets in 167 Tests.
Broad said he is also very happy with the performance of his former new-ball partner James Anderson on India's unresponsive tracks. Anderson replaced Mark Wood in the second Test at Visakhapatnam and picked up five wickets.
"We saw in the second Test, seamers played an important role with Jasprit Bumrah giving a match-winning performance and Jimmy bowling like that on those pitches.
"Everyone expected that the pitch might spin a little bit more but seamers had a lot more success. Maybe with the moisture in the morning," he said.
"Jimmy is nearing 700 wickets and I know he is someone who always takes wickets in a winning cause," he added about the 41-year-old Anderson, who has claimed 179 Test wickets against India in 68 tests.
Broad and Anderson formed an intimidating pace partnership at the peak of their prowess but he does not believe that they were the last great Test fast bowling pair in the era of T20 cricket. But he did agree that to take more than 1200 wickets together will be difficult for another set of two pacers.
"I don't think we are the last of the great bowing partnership in Test cricket. I think Jasprit Bumrah is an outstanding Test bowler. I don't think our partnership, in terms of wickets we have taken, will get overtaken because of the longevity of our career," he said.
"I certainly think that there will be bowling partnerships that will light up world cricket in the next few years," he added.
"I grew up watching fast bowling partnerships like Courtney Walsh and Curtly Ambrose, Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram, Darren Gaugh and Andy Caddick to name a few. I am sure there will be another partnership coming soon." Describing Test cricket as the pinnacle of the game, the former England captain said a window for the format should be created in which all nations can play at the same time.
"I think the charm of Test Cricket is unmatched . It is a wonderful spectacle. There are many T20 leagues now and a number of World Cups coming around so scheduling is difficult to fit.
"I can certainly see a period where we have a window for Test Cricket where all the nations are playing at the same time, kids watching highlights, talking about the performances of different teams," he said.
He also advised young fast bowlers to balance their training to increase their career span.
"Every bowler should find out what works for him for longevity. I liked running which I found crucial for my injury prevention. Jimmy and I did a lot of heavy weight lifting as well that really helped us.
"It's quite different in Test cricket with 25 overs a day while in T20 it's only four. You don't need much power, just balanced training," he said.

Interestingly, Yuvi also sent retirement wishes to Broad and congratulated him on 'an incredible Test career.'

Stuart Broad credits Yuvraj Singh for turning him into a competitor

Getting hit for 6 sixes in an over is probably the lowest point of Stuart Broad's career but the English pacer feels that those hits steeled him.

Watch why he credited Yuvraj Singh

Interestingly, Yuvi also sent retirement wishes to Broad and congratulated him on 'an incredible Test career.'

Getting hit for 6 sixes in an over is probably the lowest point of Stuart Broad's career but the English pacer feels that those hits steeled him.
After he announced his retirement, Broad recalled when Yuvraj Singh hit him for 6 sixes in an over during India vs England 2007 World T20 game and said that he wish it never happened.
'I think what really helped me was it was a dead rubber, so it didn't feel like I'd knocked us out of the World Cup or something. But I think it steeled me up to make me the competitor I am to this day and has driven me forward a huge amount,' added Broad.
Interestingly, Yuvi also sent retirement wishes to Broad and congratulated him on 'an incredible Test career.'
'One of the finest and most feared red ball bowlers and a real legend!,' Yuvi tweeted.

Broad who has picked 602 wickets in 167 Test matches made his Test debut for England in 2007 against Sri Lanka.

England's Stuart Broad announces retirement | Ashes 2023

'...and I've always wanted to finish at the top', England ace bowler Stuart Broad has announced that he will retire from cricket after the ongoing Ashes series. 


Broad who has picked 602 wickets in 167 Test matches made his Test debut for England in 2007 against Sri Lanka.

England ace bowler Stuart Broad has announced that he will retire from cricket after the ongoing Ashes series.&nbsp; After stumps on Day 3 of the ongoing 5th and final Test, the 37-year-old pacer told Sky Sports, 'Tomorrow or Monday will be my last game of cricket. it has been a wonderful ride and a huge privilege to wear the Nottinghamshire and England badge' Broad who has picked 602 wickets in 167 Test matches made his Test debut for England in 2007 against Sri Lanka. The England ace who bows out as the 5th most prolific bowler in Test history has also played 121 ODIs and 56 T20Is. He has been one of the key members of the English Test side and will rightly end his cricket journey as the leading wicket-taker of this year's Ashes.&nbsp; 'I am loving cricket as much as I ever have, its been a wonderful series to be a part of and I've always wanted to finish at the top', said Broad who hangs his boot after an illustrious 17-year long career.

England's Stuart Broad and James Anderson have etched their names in the history books as they surpass the legendary duo of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath to take the most number of Test wickets as teammates.

NZ vs ENG: Stuart Broad and James Anderson create history with record breaking haul

Stuart Broad and James Anderson overtake the legendary duo of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath to register record-breaking haul

The England pair broke a longstanding record held by the Aussie pair of Warne-McGrath (1,001) and will be remembered for their amazing feat for years to come.

England's Stuart Broad and James Anderson have etched their names in history books as they surpassed the legendary duo of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath to take the most number of Test wickets as teammates.
The England pair broke a longstanding record of 1001 wickets held by Warne &amp; McGrath. Stuart Broad castling Devon Conway in the second innings of the first Test was the 1002nd wicket for the duo.
NZ are currently 63/5 in the final innings and still need 331 more runs to win. Broad and Anderson are in an elite group of just seven players who have amassed more than 500 wickets individually at the Test level as well.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-aus-david-warner-ruled-out-of-delhi-test-matt-renshaw-named-concussion-substitute-1676703801890">IND vs AUS: David Warner ruled out of Delhi Test, Matt Renshaw named concussion substitute</a>

James Anderson and Stuart Broad, England's all-time leading wicket-takers in the Test format will be a part of the squad for the upcoming Ashes tour. 

James Anderson and Stuart Broad to be included in Ashes squad: Brendon McCullum

England's leading Test wicket-takers James Anderson and Stuart Broad will be a part of the squad for the upcoming Ashes tour. Coach Brendon McCullum himself clarified the doubts on both the players' involvement in the tour.

Here's what he said

England bowling veterans James Anderson and Stuart Broad will be included in the squad for the upcoming Ashes tour according to head coach Brendon McCullum.&nbsp;

James Anderson and Stuart Broad, England's all-time leading wicket-takers in the Test format will be a part of the squad for the upcoming Ashes tour.
England Head coach Brendon McCullum said that the lethal bowling duo will be a part of cricket's most historic rivalry.&nbsp;
Both Anderson and Broad were a part of last year's Ashes squad which took a humiliating 0-4 defeat against Australia.
However, both of them revived their form under the new leadership of Ben Stokes and McCullum and helped the Three Lions win six of their last seven Tests this summer.
McCullum was full of praise for the duo and said that the time they are giving to the younger players in the dressing room has been really valuable for the team.
Also read: <a title="England beat South Africa by 9 wickets in 3rd test, clinch series 2-1" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/england-beat-south-africa-by-9-wickets-in-3rd-test-clinch-series-2-1-1662987722328">England beat South Africa by 9 wickets in 3rd test, clinch series 2-1</a>

Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah is enjoying his stint as India Test captain. He has been making new records one after the other in the ongoing Test against England at Edgbaston.
Bumrah dismissed 3 English top-order batters in the first innings of the ongoing Test. With those 3 scalps, Bumrah took his wickets tally to 21 for the series and became the highest wicket-taker for India in a Test series in England.
The 28-year-old surpassed Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who had picked up 19 wickets in 2014. Zaheer Khan and Ishant Sharma are third and fourth on the list respectively with 18 wickets each.
Bumrah also shattered former Indian captain Kapil Dev's 41-year-old record to become the highest Indian wicket-taker after the first 30 Tests.
Bumrah now has 126 wickets in his first 30 Test matches as compared to Kapil's 124 wickets.
Earlier, Bumrah had scored 35 runs in an over to break Windies legend Brian Lara's world record of most runs in a single over in Test cricket.
Also read: 'He puts a price on his wicket': Jadeja reveals secret behind Bumrah's batting heroics

India Vs England: Unstoppable Jasprit Bumrah continues to smash records

Jasprit Bumrah breaks big records yet again!

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Jasprit Bumrah took his wickets tally to 21 for the series and became the highest wicket-taker for India in a Test series in England

Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah is enjoying his stint as India Test captain. He has been making new records one after the other in the ongoing Test against England at Edgbaston.
Bumrah dismissed 3 English top-order batters in the first innings of the ongoing Test. With those 3 scalps, Bumrah took his wickets tally to 21 for the series and became the highest wicket-taker for India in a Test series in England.
The 28-year-old surpassed Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who had picked up 19 wickets in 2014. Zaheer Khan and Ishant Sharma are third and fourth on the list respectively with 18 wickets each.
Bumrah also shattered former Indian captain Kapil Dev's 41-year-old record to become the highest Indian wicket-taker after the first 30 Tests.
Bumrah now has 126 wickets in his first 30 Test matches as compared to Kapil's 124 wickets.
Earlier, Bumrah had scored 35 runs in an over to break Windies legend Brian Lara's world record of most runs in a single over in Test cricket.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/he-puts-a-price-on-his-wicket-jadeja-reveals-secret-behind-bumrah-s-batting-heroics-1656824781407" target="_blank">'He puts a price on his wicket': Jadeja reveals secret behind Bumrah's batting heroics</a>

James Anderson and Stuart Broad are among the 8 English players who have been dropped by England for their upcoming 3 match Test series against West Indies which will take place in March. The veteran duo who have together taken 1177 Test wickets in total was not a part of England's 16 member squad which ECB announced on Tuesday. While Joe Root will continue to lead the team, wicketkeeper-batter Joss Buttler, Dawid Malan, Sa Billings, Rory Burns, Haseeb Hameed have also been dropped. While emphasizing that exclusion of the 2 seamers does not mean that their career ends with teh English Team, Andrew Strauss, England team's interim managing director said that the selection of a new-looking squad is start of a process and a journey to get England Test cricket back on track. England suffered an embarrassing 4-0 loss Down Under that also led to the sacking of managing director Ashley Giles, head coach Chris Silverwood and assistant coach Graham Thorpe. 

James Anderson, Stuart Broad dropped from England's Test squad vs West Indies

After the Ashes debacle, England Cricket Board who aim to revamp the England Test team's look has dropped James Anderson and Stuart broad from the 16-member squad vs West Indies.

England suffered an embarrassing 4-0 loss Down Under that also led to the sacking of managing director Ashley Giles, head coach Chris Silverwood&nbsp;and assistant coach Graham Thorpe.&nbsp;

James Anderson and Stuart Broad are among the 8 English players who have been dropped by England for their upcoming&nbsp;3 match Test series against West Indies which will take place in March.&nbsp; The veteran duo who have together taken 1177 Test wickets in total&nbsp;was not a part of&nbsp;England's&nbsp;16 member squad which ECB&nbsp;announced on Tuesday. While Joe&nbsp;Root will continue to lead the team, wicketkeeper-batter&nbsp;Joss&nbsp;Buttler, Dawid&nbsp;Malan, Sam Billings, Rory Burns, Haseeb&nbsp;Hameed&nbsp;have also been dropped.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-wi-shikhar-dhawan-shreyas-iyer-test-negative-join-training-ahead-of-2nd-odi-1644379961284">James Anderson, Stuart Broad dropped from England's Test squad vs West Indies</a> While emphasizing that exclusion of the 2&nbsp;seamers&nbsp;does not mean that their career ends with the&nbsp;English&nbsp;Team, Andrew Strauss, the England team's interim managing&nbsp;director said that the selection of a new-looking squad is the start of a process and a journey&nbsp;to get England Test cricket back on track.&nbsp; England suffered an embarrassing 4-0 loss Down Under that also led to the sacking of managing director Ashley Giles, head coach Chris Silverwood&nbsp;and assistant coach Graham Thorpe.&nbsp;

The overpowering Australians who started the day at 126/3 declared their first inning at a commanding 416 on Day 2 of the 4th Ashes Test on Thursday. 

Ashes 4th Test: Usman Khawaja rules the day as Australia declare at 416

The overpowering Australians who started the day at 126/3 declared their first inning at a commanding 416 on Day 2 of the 4th Ashes Test

Ashes 4th Test: Usman Khawaja rules the day as Australia declare at 416

The overpowering Australians&nbsp;who started the day at 126/3 declared their first inning at a commanding 416 on Day 2 of the 4th Ashes Test

The overpowering Australians&nbsp;who started the day at 126/3 declared their first inning at a commanding 416/8 on Day 2 of the 4th Ashes Test on Thursday.&nbsp;Usman&nbsp;Khawaja&nbsp;claimed the spotlight with his&nbsp;blistering ton as he scored 137 until he was bowled out by Stuart Broad. Supporting him was Steve Smith who collected a stunning 67.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/dakar-rally-2022-crazy-crash-in-the-saudi-arabian-desert-as-the-drivers-walks-away-without-a-scratch-1641456561241">Dakar Rally 2022: crazy crash in the Saudi Arabian desert as the drivers walks away without a scratch</a> Concerned with the form, the English ace bowler brought some hope on another tough day Down Under for the Three Lions. Broad who was left out in the Melbourne and Brisbane&nbsp;Test picked a terrific 5 wicket-haul giving away 101 runs. England came in 20 minutess before stumps and scored 13 runs. Zak Crawley and Haseeb&nbsp;Hameed will take over the uphill task of chasing 403 runs on Day 3 at the Sydney Cricket Ground. &nbsp;

Joe Root has led the English side in 59 Test matches, out of which 13 are against Australia. He has only won 2 of the matches and lost 9.

Ashes 3rd Test: Joe Root must step down as English skipper, says Geoffrey Boycott

England can't bat and the bowling is ordinary says Geoffrey Boycott and wants Joe Root to step down as captain

Joe Root has led the English side in 59 Test matches, out of which 13 are against Australia. He has only won 2 of the matches and lost 9.

After the debacle Down Under, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-3rd-test-root-wants-to-put-the-pride-back-after-a-hammering-against-australia-1640678086075">Joe Root</a> is facing harsh criticism for his captaincy. Annoyed by the&nbsp;under-performing&nbsp;England, Former English great&nbsp;Geoffrey Boycott on Tuesday attacked the 30-year-old batter and said 'Root must step down from captaincy'. Root has led the English side in 59 Test matches, out of which 13 are against Australia. He has only won 2 of those matches and lost 9.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-3rd-test-all-australian-and-english-players-return-negative-covid-19-tests-1640675750535">Ashes 3rd Test: All Australian and English players return negative Covid-19 tests</a> In his column in the Telegraph, Boycott wrote, 'Now Australia is 3-0 up and the Ashes have gone, will Root please stop saying Australia is not much better than us? I don't mind him living in cuckoo land but stop trying to kid us' The former cricketer said that if Root believes&nbsp;in what he says then he must step down. England can't bat and the bowling is ordinary, he added. He also called out the skipper's decision of not playing James&nbsp;Anderson and Stuart Broad who have&nbsp;over 1100 Test&nbsp;wickets between them.&nbsp;
England who went down in front of towering Australia can now redeem themselves in Sydney and Hobart in the last 2 Test matches. The next Test&nbsp;begins on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-fourth-test-at-sydney-to-go-as-planned-new-south-wales-health-minister-1640687085078">5th January at the Sydney Cricket Ground.</a>
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In a hope of making a major turnaround after losing the first two Ashes Test, England has made four big changes in their Playing XI for the Boxing Day Test

Ashes 2021-22: England make four big changes in their playing 11 for Boxing Day Test

With an aim to make a major turnaround in the five-match Ashes series, England dropped their stars players ahead of Boxing Day Test. Check England Playing XI here

In a hope of making a major turnaround after losing the first two Ashes Test, England has made four big changes in their Playing XI for the Boxing Day Test against Australia at The Melbourne Cricket Ground.
England opener Rory Burns, pacer Stuart Broad along with Ollie Pope, and Chris Woakes were dropped from the Playing XI for the 3rd Test.
Mark Wood and Jack Leach will return to the starting lineup, while Zak Crawley and Jonny Bairstow will play their first match of the ongoing Ashes series at iconic stadium MCG.
England team management has also cleared the air on who will keep the wickets given both Jos Buttler and Bairstow are in the team line-up, saying the former will continue to don the wicket-keeping gloves.

With an aim to make a major turnaround in the five-match Ashes series, England dropped their stars players ahead of Boxing Day Test

In a hope of making a major turnaround after losing the first two Ashes Test, England has made four big changes in their Playing XI for the Boxing Day Test against Australia at The Melbourne Cricket Ground.
England opener Rory Burns, pacer Stuart Broad along with Ollie Pope, and Chris Woakes were dropped from the Playing XI for the 3rd Test.
Mark Wood and Jack Leach will return to the starting lineup, while Zak Crawley and Jonny Bairstow will play their first match of the ongoing Ashes series at iconic stadium MCG.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-2021-22-australia-reveal-their-playing-xi-for-boxing-day-test-at-mcg-1640408710860" target="_blank">Ashes 2021-22: Australia reveal their Playing XI for Boxing Day Test at MCG</a>
England team management has also cleared the air on who will keep the wickets given both Jos Buttler and Bairstow are in the team line-up, saying the former will don the wicket-keeping gloves.
England playing 11: Joe Root (captain), Haseeb Hameed, Zak Crawley, Dawid Malan, Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow, Jos Butler, Mark Wood, Ollie Robinson, Jack Leach, James Anderson.

After the 1st Test between India and England went down the drain in Nottingham, the focus now shifts to the Lords' for the 2nd encounter which starts today. Both camps are scampering to find the right combination to play as they are struggling with injuries. With James Anderson doubtful and Stuart Broad ruled out of the series,&nbsp;Chris Silverwood&nbsp;has some tough choices to make. Haseeb&nbsp;Ahmed and Moen&nbsp;Ali might get into the mix too as a dry track awaits the two teams at the home of cricket.&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;India and England docked 2 World Test Championship points, here's why
For Team India, Shardul&nbsp;Thakur is out of the 2nd Test which has given the management and captain Virat&nbsp;Kohli a massive headache. The balance in the team is disturbed for sure as Thakur&nbsp;was exceptional in the 1st Test with 4 scalps.
There still could be no Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin as Team India will be aiming to play 4 fast bowlers in the squad with Jadeja&nbsp;as the 5th bowling option. Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;has already made his intentions clear about the combination in England but everything will depend on the dryness in the pitch at the Lord's.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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India vs England: major injury concern in both camps ahead of 2nd Test at the Lord's

There still could be no Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin as Team India will be aiming to play 4 fast bowlers in the squad with Jadeja&nbsp;as the 5th bowling option

After the 1st Test between India and England went down the drain in Nottingham, the focus now shifts to the Lords' for the 2nd encounter which starts today. Both camps are scampering to find the right combination to play as they are struggling with injuries. With James Anderson doubtful and Stuart Broad ruled out of the series,&nbsp;Chris Silverwood&nbsp;has some tough choices to make. Haseeb&nbsp;Hameed and Moen&nbsp;Ali might get into the mix too as a dry track awaits the two teams at the home of cricket.&nbsp;
For Team India, Shardul&nbsp;Thakur is out of the 2nd Test which has given the management and captain Virat&nbsp;Kohli a massive headache. The balance in the team is disturbed for sure as Thakur&nbsp;was exceptional in the 1st Test with 4 scalps.
There still could be no Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin as Team India will be aiming to play 4 fast bowlers in the squad with Jadeja&nbsp;as the 5th bowling option. Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;has already made his intentions clear about the combination in England but everything will depend on the dryness in the pitch at the Lord's.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Team India's Shardul&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;ruled out with a hamstring injury&nbsp;</li>
<li>England's Stuart Broad out of the entire series with torn right calf muscle during training</li>
<li>1st Test in Nottingham ended in a draw&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

After the 1st Test between India and England went down the drain in Nottingham, the focus now shifts to the Lords' for the 2nd encounter which starts today. Both camps are scampering to find the right combination to play as they are struggling with injuries. With James Anderson doubtful and Stuart Broad ruled out of the series,&nbsp;Chris Silverwood&nbsp;has some tough choices to make. Haseeb&nbsp;Hameed and Moen&nbsp;Ali might get into the mix too as a dry track awaits the two teams at the home of cricket.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/a3yc" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;India and England docked 2 World Test Championship points, here's why</a>
For Team India, Shardul&nbsp;Thakur is out of the 2nd Test which has given the management and captain Virat&nbsp;Kohli a massive headache. The balance in the team is disturbed for sure as Thakur&nbsp;was exceptional in the 1st Test with 4 scalps.
There still could be no Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin as Team India will be aiming to play 4 fast bowlers in the squad with Jadeja&nbsp;as the 5th bowling option. Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;has already made his intentions clear about the combination in England but everything will depend on the dryness in the pitch at the Lord's.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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