Former England fast bowler Stuart Broad may have retired from international cricket, but his love for the game is evident in his recent social media post. Upon learning about the squad selection for the upcoming Test series against India, Broad shared a humorous tweet that resonated with cricket fans worldwide.
The 37-year-old, who retired during the Ashes series in August 2023, posted the list of the 16 players selected for the tour along with a heartwarming message. “Genuinely spent 5 seconds looking for my name,” he wrote.
This simple tweet spoke volumes about Broad’s enduring passion for the game. Despite knowing he was retired, his instinctual search for his name on the list highlighted his deep connection to the England team and his desire to be involved.
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Broad’s absence will be a significant loss for England. With over 600 Test wickets to his name, he has been a crucial member of the bowling attack for over a decade. His retirement has left a noticeable void, and fans have been reflecting on his invaluable contributions to the sport.
Instagram story of Stuart Broad.
– This will be the first Test series for England since the retirement of Broad. pic.twitter.com/IOhagjA8mE
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) December 11, 2023
While Broad won’t be donning the English whites in India, the upcoming tour promises to be an exciting test for the team. England, under the leadership of Ben Stokes, will face a formidable Indian side in a five-match Test series.
Cricket fans worldwide will be eagerly anticipating this highly anticipated contest, and Broad’s heartfelt post serves as a reminder of the dedication and passion that make cricket such a cherished sport.
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England Test squad for India Tour: Ben Stokes (c), Rehan Ahmed, James Anderson, Gus Atkinson, Jonny Bairstow, Shoaib Bashir, Harry Brook, Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ben Foakes, Tom Hartley, Jack Leach, Ollie Pope, Ollie Robinson, Joe Root, Mark Wood.
