Stuart Broad announced his retirement from International cricket after the recently concluded Ashes 2023. Broad has taken 604 Test wickets for England and is regarded as one of the greatest players that ever played for England.
Stuart Broad led the charge for England in the final session of the fifth Test at The Oval in London, guiding the team to victory under the captaincy of Ben Stokes. This win leveled the series 2-2, showcasing their determination.
At 37 years of age, Broad’s achievement is noteworthy as he becomes only the second English player and fifth overall to achieve the remarkable milestone of 600 Test match wickets. This places him in an exclusive group of accomplished bowlers.
Across 167 matches in Test cricket, he has impressively taken 604 wickets with an average of 27.68. Broad recently authored a book about his extraordinary cricket journey spanning 17 years. In his autobiography, he candidly shares his remarkable evolution, from his early days in cricket to becoming an integral part of England’s rejuvenated team.
Through his story, he reveals the challenges, sacrifices, and unyielding determination that propelled him to become one of the finest bowlers in the history of the sport.
In a competitive bidding process involving 11 publishers, Hodder & Stoughton, a renowned British publishing company, emerged victorious in securing the rights to publish the autobiography of esteemed English cricket legend Stuart Broad.
The Autobiography in hardback, trade paperback, audiobook (read by Broad), and e-book on 9th November 2023.
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