Stuart Broad will retire from International and Domestic Cricket after the last match of the Ashes 2023: After the fifth Test against Australia, Stuart Broad will retire from cricket. At the Kennington Oval stadium in London, the fifth and final test of the Ashes series between England and Australia is being played. Stuart Broad also announced that this would be my final international game. Actually, the fifth Test between England and Australia’s third day was played on Saturday.
Red Ball Cricket Record of Stuart Broad
In addition to Test matches, Stuart Broad has also played for England in ODI and T20 games throughout his career. Stuart Broad has had a stellar Test career in particular. 167 Test games were played by Stuart Broad. He also participated in 56 T20 games and 121 ODIs. Stuart Broad, according to statistics, took 602 wickets in 167 Test matches, with an average of 27.67 and a 55.77 strike rate.
White Ball Cricket Record of Stuart Broad
Twenty times in Test matches, Stuart Broad accomplished the feat of taking five wickets in an innings. In contrast, three times in each of the Test match’s two innings, 10 wickets were taken. Stuart Broad also claimed four wickets 28 times in a single Test match inning. Stuart Broad also recorded 178 wickets in 121 One Day Internationals. While in 56 T20 games, Stuart Broad has taken 65 wickets. The IPL, however, never gave Stuart Broad the opportunity to play. In addition, he continued to represent England in Tests rather than ODI and T20 games.
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