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Stuart Broad finished off his Test career in style, picking up Australia's final wicket as England sealed a 49-run triumph to level the series 2-2.

Stuart Broad signs off with unforgettable 'last ball' as England level series 2-2 | Ashes 2023

Stuart Broad bid adieu to Test cricket in style, picking up Australia's final wicket as England sealed a 49-run triumph to level the series 2-2.

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<h2>Stuart Broad finished off his Test career in style, picking up Australia's final wicket as England sealed a 49-run triumph to level the series 2-2.</h2>

Hosts England secured a 49-run victory over Australia in the fifth Test in a thrilling finish at the Oval to level the Ashes series 2-2. The Australian team, chasing a target of 384 runs, suffered a dramatic collapse from 264-3 to 334 all out. Stuart Broad, the retiring paceman and England's all-time leading Ashes bowler delivered the final blow to seal England's triumph.
During a crucial phase of the game, England capitalized on a rain break of over two hours and captured four Australian wickets for just 11 runs in 19 balls. Moeen Ali, the off-spinner, played a pivotal role with his figures of 3-76, while Chris Woakes, the all-rounder, ended with impressive figures of 4-50.
Broad's exceptional performance in his farewell Test match polished off the Australian tail. Although Australia had already retained the Ashes as the holders, their wait for an Ashes series victory in England since 2001 continues.
Ecstatic about the victory, Stuart Broad expressed his joy to Sky Sports, saying, "It was absolutely wonderful. I thought Chris Woakes and Moeen Ali set the tone absolutely unbelievably. Woakesy picked up a couple of wickets, particularly Steve Smith, who has just been a wonderful player to play against all these years."
He further added, "Once we got a couple, we really started to believe. The crowd was unbelievable. It was so loud, and we just jumped on the back of that. To contribute to the team with two wickets is very special."
Speaking on his retirement, he added, "When you make that decision, you wonder what your last ball will be, so to take a wicket to win an Ashes Test match is pretty cool."
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Having started the fourth Ashes Test on 598 wickets, Stuart Broad reached the 600-wicket milestone with scalps of Usman Khawaja &amp; Travis Head.

Stuart Broad: England bowler joins elite club of bowlers after completing 600 wickets | Ashes 2023

Having started the fourth #Ashes2023 Test on 598 wickets, Stuart Broad reached the 600-wicket milestone with scalps of Usman Khawaja & Travis Head.

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Having started the fourth Ashes Test on 598 wickets, Stuart Broad reached the 600-wicket milestone with scalps of Usman Khawaja &amp; Travis Head.

England's pacer Stuart Broad achieved a remarkable milestone in his career on Wednesday, becoming the latest member of the prestigious 600-wicket club in Test cricket.
At the beginning of the fourth Ashes Test and just two wickets short of the milestone, Broad wasted no time in making an impact. In the morning session, he dismissed Australia's Usman Khawaja, claiming him leg-before-wicket for three runs.
After the tea break, Broad struck again, this time removing Travis Head, caught by Joe Root. With this wicket, he entered an exclusive group comprising of only four other bowlers who achieved the 600-wicket landmark. Among his contemporaries, Broad's fellow England teammate, James Anderson, stands third on the list.
Sri Lanka's legendary spinner, Muttiah Muralitharan, holds the top spot with an astonishing 800 wickets, followed by Australia's Shane Warne with 708. Broad's achievement also places him behind India's Anil Kumble, who has 619 wickets to his name.
Stuart Broad's remarkable feat has once again solidified his position as one of the all-time greats in Test cricket.
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