England pacer Stuart Broad surprised many after he turned up at the broadcaster’s desk at the end of the Day 3 of the ongoing fifth Test of the Ashes 2023 at the Oval in London. He mentioned that this will be the last game of his career and he decided to hang up his boots. 

Stuart Broad received a massive standing ovation when he came out to bat in the morning of the ongoing Day 4 of the game. The lanky pacer, who was batting at the overnight score of unbeatable 2 runs, made sure that he ends his career with bat on high. 

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Stuart Broad smashed his last ball in his international career for a massive six to make the crowd go berserk. Micthell Starc bowled a short ball to which the batter backed away and nailed the pull short towards the deep mid-wicket. 

 WATCH – Stuart Broad Hits Last Ball Of His Career For A Massive Six

His final ball faced in Test Cricket? 🤔

A MASSIVE six! ❤️@StuartBroad8 🙌 pic.twitter.com/jHg99Q2nAi

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) July 30, 2023

With the massive six on the last ball he faced in his internet career, Stuart Broad became only the second player to achieve the feat. He joined former West Indies batter Wayne Daniel who hit six on the final ball of his career against Australia’s Tom Hogan at Port-of-Spain in 1984. 

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AUS vs ENG: Stuart Broad – only the 5th bowler to have 600 Test wickets 

England pacer Stuart Broad made his Test debut against Sri Lanka in December 2007 and since then he didn’t look back. He’s arguably one of the best pacers that have played the longest format of the game and even in his late 30s he’s running like a horse and picking wickets for fun. 

Broad achieved a rare feat in Test cricket as he became just the 5th bowler in the history of the longest format of the game to complete 600 wickets. The lanky pacer achieved the feat in the 4th Test of the Ashes 2023 at Old Trafford in Manchester. 

Not only this but Broad also surpassed Ian Botham to become England’s leading wicket-taker against Australia in Tests. He became the first bowler from his country to take 150 wickets in the Ashes.

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