England have made only one change to their Playing XI from the first Test which they won by an innings and 114 runs. James Anderson has now retired and he is the only player from the first Test to not be part of the team for the second game. Check England's Playing XI here.
One of the greatest fast bowlers to ever play the game, James Anderson will be bidding international cricket adieu after playing his final Test against the West Indies at Lord's. Anderson was expected to get through the whole summer for England but the first Test of the summer will be his last.
Ben Stokes is struggling with his knee at the moment and despite his surgery, the all-rounder has bowled only once in last 9-10 months. He is aiming to be fit as an all-rounder for England across all formats for the upcoming home summer.
Like every year, Indian Premier League (IPL) has unearthed young Indian players who are setting the stage on fire. Former England cricketer Stuart Broad is impressed with the talent pool in Indian cricket and wants a younh bowler to directly play international cricket,
The Ranchi pitch continues to break down and it has helped England more than India given the visitors scored 353 runs while batting first and have the hosts seven down with a deficit of 134 runs still to be bridged. Stuart Broad and Michael Vaughan suggested that the pitch has helped England more.
Virat Kohli is set to miss the last three Test matches of the five-match series against England due to personal reasons. He didn't feature in the first two games either and that created a big hole in the middle-order for India. Meanwhile, Stuart Broad has reacted on his absence from the Indian team.
Australian opener David Warner retired from Tests and ODIs following his finale at the Sydney Cricket Ground against Pakistan. Warner's biggest nightmare, Stuart Broad, who dismissed him 17 times in Tests, wished him the best as the left-hander played his last in red-ball cricket.
Virat Kohli came up with the bail-flip trick after India were not getting a wicket on Day 2 of the India vs South Africa 1st Test in Centurion. The trick was implemented by Stuart Broad first. The former England pacer has now reacted to Kohli's act.
England and Australia were handed heavy penalties for maintaining slow over rates during Ashes 2023 and both teams have been significantly handicapped as far as the World Test Championship points table is concerned.
Stuart Broad has announced his international retirement and will be taking the field for one final time at the Oval on the fifth and final day of the last Ashes Test. But how did he perform against India? Know here in detail...
England pacer Stuart Broad announced a shock retirement from Test cricket after Day 3 of the final Ashes Test as he achieved a unique feat on swansong.
Former India cricketer Yuvraj Singh has lauded retiring Stuart Broad for his incredible performances in the Test arena while playing for England.
Stuart Broad receives guard of honour from Australian players before whacking the final ball of his Test career for a six.
India's head coach Rahul Dravid has lauded Stuart Broad after the latter announced his retirement from Test cricket.
Stuart Broad reflects on the moment when he was hit for six sixes by Yuvraj Singh in the T20 World Cup 2007 in South Africa.
Stuart Broad is playing his 167th Test match and the remaining two days of the fifth Ashes game at the Oval will be his last in an England shirt.
England are on the verge of a massive victory with a 275-run lead against Australia in the fourth Ashes Test in Manchester.
Stuart Broad dismissed Usman Khawaja to take his 599th Test wicket and then removed Travis Head to reach the historic 600-wicket mark.
Stuart Broad has made a habit of dismissing David Warner in Test cricket. He has got the Aussie opener for the 17th time in the longest format.
Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal took the sheen off Ben Stokes and Co's spirited fightback on Day 5 of the second Ashes Test at Lord's as Australia won the contest by 43 runs and took a lead of 2-0.
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