LONDON: England’s Stuart Broad has said that he will retire from all formats of cricket after the final match of the Ashes Test against Australia at The Oval. He termed his cricket career as “a perfect ride”.
🚨 BREAKING: Veteran England pacer set to retire at the end of the ongoing #Ashes series! https://t.co/7E4TfzOfPC
— ICC (@ICC) July 29, 2023
He told the media after stumps on 3rd day of the 5th test match: ” Sunday or Monday will be my last day of cricket.
From his memorable eight-wicket #Ashes haul at Trent Bridge in 2015 to his devastating 5/5 against India in 2011, England quick Stuart Broad has had his fair share of highlights during his 17-year Test career 💥
Here's five of his best spells 👇https://t.co/FBSSGiRrCC
— ICC (@ICC) July 30, 2023
Broad, the son of former England batsman Chris Broad, said: “I love the game of cricket. I have always wished to finish at the top and the Ashes series feels like one of the most entertaining I have been a part of it.” He made his debut in 2007 against Sri Lankan side in Colombo.
Fans, cricketers, and people from all fields paid a rich tribute to the English cricketer for his contribution to the game of cricket.
The tributes and well-wishes arrived quickly for Stuart Broad, after the England pacer announced he will retire at the completion of the ongoing #Ashes Test 👏#WTC25 | #ENGvAUShttps://t.co/evqQCKUI8f
— ICC (@ICC) July 30, 2023
