England worried by top-order failure

England finally put New Zealand in its place by defeating the Kiwis by 170 runs. LONDON (AFP) - Stuart Broad bowled England to victory in the first Test as New Zealand suffered a dramatic fourth-day collapse at Lord s on Sunday. New Zealand, chasing ...

London, May 20 : England captain Alastair Cook has praised his bowlers Stuart Broad and James Anderson, saying that the duo's combined strikeforce is a major help to his assault on world domination. Former England skipper Nasser Hussain introduced Anderson to ...

England seeks to focus more on its pace and swing for the test series England seam-bowling all-rounder Stuart Broad While New Zealand touring sides have always been considered as a 'warm-up act' for a main event of greater importance, the New ...

Tall English paceman Stuart Broad is set to cut down to size his equally towering New Zealand counterpart Peter Fulton during the first Test at Lords on Thursday.

London: England pace bowler Stuart Broad has said that it is important for their team to win the back-to-back Ashes series this year seeing that England has not won four back-to-back Ashes in 120 years, adding that they have a big chance this year to make ...

Stuart Broad has admitted England's bowlers need to re-establish their credentials when the series against New Zealand begins at Lord's

Six members of the party (James Anderson, Bopara, Bresnan, Stuart Broad, Eoin Morgan and Graeme Swann) were involved in the last ICC Champions Trophy held in 2009 in South Africa.

Matt Prior, Stuart Broad and the unlikely batsman Monty Panesar stood doggedly between New Zealand and history on Tuesday, earning England a gripping draw in the third cricket test. The draw ended the three-match series being level at 0-0. Prior, who scored ...

Matt Prior produced an exceptional counter-attacking innings, and then Stuart Broad captured two wickets in successive balls as England took control of the second Test against New Zealand by the close of play of the second day on Friday. England, who were ...