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    newscricket9 days ago

    Ashes 2021-22 | The Gabba Test holds key to the Ashes, reckons Stuart Broad

    Stuart Board is of the opinion that the first Test at the Gabba, Brisbane, beginning December 8, holds key to the Ashes 2021-22 series, given Australia's good record on the venue. The speedster looks forward to win the battle against David Warner, much like he had done during the 2019 home series.
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    newscricketa month ago

    Ashes 2021 | Happy to get on a plane to Australia for Ashes, asserts Stuart Broad

    Stuart Broad has stated he is hopeful of taking part in the Ashes in Australia, which is scheduled to begin on December 8. The 35-year-old further added that the English players are expecting the bio-bubble system in the Ashes to be less restrictive than England’s tour of India earlier this year.
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    newscricketa month ago

    Can understand why India cricketers panicked and backed out of Manchester Test, says Stuart Broad

    Stuart Broad has stated that he understands why the Indian cricketers showed discomfort in playing the final Test in Manchester. Notably, the series decider was cancelled on September 10, after a fourth member of Team India support staff tested positive for Covid-19 on the eve of the match.
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    newscricket2 months ago

    Twitter reacts to two English players stepping onto the ball with spikes

    A controversial incident occurred on Day 4 of the ongoing India-England Test at Lord’s when two English players were seen stepping onto the ball during the 34th over of India's innings. Virender Sehwag and Aakash Chopra were quick to react to the issue, while Stuart Broad defended his teammates.
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    newscricket2 months ago

    ENG vs IND | England call up Saqib Mahmood amidst growing injury concerns

    England have called up fast-bowler Saqib Mahmood as an injury cover ahead of the second Test against India at Lord's. The move comes after James Anderson missed a training session on Wednesday due to a thigh strain, preceded by the exit of Stuart Broad who pulled up during the warm-up on Tuesday.
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    newscricket3 months ago

    Think England are going to win the World T20, affirms Stuart Broad

    In the wake of England’s impressive 2-1 win over Pakistan in the home T20I series, Stuart Broad affirmed that the Three Lions are going to win the World T20, with all bases being covered. He also insisted that England’s fearless nature of cricket will tilt the competition in their favour.
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    newscricket4 months ago

    ENG vs IND | Anderson and Broad will struggle on dry wickets against India, opines Sunil Gavaskar 

    Former Indian batsman Sunil Gavaskar has asserted that the experienced pace duo of James Anderson and Stuart Broad will have their task cut out on some dry wickets this summer in England. England, who lost their last series against New Zealand, are due to play five Tests against India.
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    newscricket4 months ago

    English batsmen’s inexperience showed in New Zealand series but they deserved criticism, says Stuart Broad

    Stuart Broad claimed that it was ‘heartbreaking’ for England to be beaten at home after seven years, and reckoned that the loss was down to two factors: the batsmen’s inexperience and the absence of key players. Broad, however, asserted that his side can have no excuses come the India series.
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    featurecricket4 months ago

    ENG vs NZ | Edgbaston Day 2 Talking Points - The Devon Conway show and New Zealand's tail conundrum

    Lower-order batting has been the saving grace for England for a while now, and it happened again today with the Mark Wood-Dan Lawrence stand propelling them to 303. But then Devon Conway and Will Young took England by the scruff of their neck and piled misery as the visitors ended on top.
    Harshit Anand
    featurecricket5 months ago

    ENG vs NZ | Lord’s Day 4 Talking Points: Tim Southee’s accuracy and Ollie Pope’s backfiring shuffle

    After a rain-curtailed day, the focus was on how well English batsmen’s defence could hold up against the rattling and intimidating New Zealand bowling attack. As it turned out, Tim Southee’s fifer combined with Kyle Jamieson’s three-fer restricted the hosts to 275, for a 1st innings lead of 103.
    Aakash Sivasubramaniam