Stuart Broad on Thursday turned the tenth participant to play in 150 Tests as he stepped onto the sphere for the second Ashes Test between Australia and England on the Adelaide Oval.
He can also be the third Englishman to achieve this milestone. James Anderson (167) and Alastair Cook (161) are the opposite English gamers to have performed 150 or extra Tests.
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— england cricket (@englandcricket) December 16, 2021
As each side start the primary day of the day-night Test on Thursday, Broad returned to England’s bowling assault to place stress on the Australian batsmen, as he did within the first match of the complete sequence on the Gabba final week . Broad took the one wicket of the season to start out his a hundred and fiftieth Test match. After he and Anderson missed the Gabba match, the pair began with the brand new ball and didn’t concede a single run till the tip of the third over.
David Warner took all of the stress off the England pacers and offered some extra respite as he helped Australia attain 45 for 1 on the first interval. The missed strike bowler Broad tormented Warner, who survived a robust lbw enchantment and was overwhelmed repeatedly by the seamer.
It took a while earlier than the primary wicket fell and Broad discovered success, with an excellent catch from Jos Buttler dismissed opener Marcus Harris for simply three runs. It took 18 balls earlier than a run was scored, simply 11 runs within the first 10 overs.
Broad is ok and is definitely again for England!
He dismissed Marcus Harris for 3 after an athletic catch from Jos Buttler!
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— ICC (@ICC) December 16, 2021
The guests, fielding shut, pinned Australia within the opening two hours, however have been unable to select up extra wickets and burned two critiques attempting to dismiss Warner.
Australia lead the sequence 1-0 after a nine-wicket win in Brisbane.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
