Broad denies role in parody account
Stuart Broad has denied having any involvement in the parody Kevin Pietersen Twitter account after one of the Nottinghamshire all-rounder's friends came forward to accept responsibility last night.
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Broad reignites England at Trent Bridge
Stuart Broad reignited England's flagging hopes in the second npower Test with a hat-trick in front of his home crowd against India.
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Broad counter attack rescues England
Stuart Broad launched a late counter-attack with a blazing 64 to help England fight back against India on the first day of the second test today.
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Broad ruled out of World Cup
Stuart Broad is to fly home from the World Cup on Wednesday because of a side injury, the ECB have confirmed.
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Broad back practicing with England
Stuart Broad returned to England practice today, as he continues to recover from the stomach upset which ruled him out of the World Cup tie against India.
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England skittle Paakistan at Lord's
England followed Stuart Broad and Jonathan Trott's record-breaking batting with a ruthless bowling performance as Pakistan collapsed to a hapless 74 all out at Lord's.
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Trott and Broad save England
Jonathan Trott and Stuart Broad hit centuries at Lord's on Friday to rescue England after Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir had blown away the top order in the fourth and final test.
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Smith leads South Africa charge
Graeme Smith survived a controversial umpire decision to score a century and lead South Africa to 215 for two before thunderstorms washed out most of the second day of the fourth and final test on Friday.
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England take series lead in SA
Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad shared nine wickets as England duly wrapped up an innings victory over South Africa before lunch on the final morning of the second Test.
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Broad revives England hopes
Fast bowler Stuart Broad inspired a remarkable England performance by taking five for 37 on the second day of the fifth Ashes test against Australia at the Oval on Friday.
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Amla steers South Africa close
Play was called off on the third day of the fourth test between England and South Africa after rain reduced Saturday's action to just 82 minutes.
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Broad salvages some English pride
Stuart Broad inspired a last-wicket stand of 61 to ensure South Africa would have to bat twice against England after all, before they could wrap up victory in the second Test at Headingley.
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England stay with tried and tested
England's selectors kept faith with the players who beat New Zealand earlier this year by naming an unchanged team, plus fast bowler Matthew Hoggard, in a 12-man squad against the same opposition for this week's first test.
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Panesar and Broad set up England
Monty Panesar and Stuart Broad combined effectively to claim two wickets apiece in the final session to guide England to within sight of victory over New Zealand in the deciding Test.
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England call Broad into squad
Leicestershire fast bowler Stuart Broad has been called into England's Commonwealth Bank Series squad for the best-of-three finals against Australia.