In recognition of Stuart Broad’s career, Nottinghamshire will rename the Pavilion End at Trent Bridge in his honour.
Stuart’s home ground has been the stage for some of his finest international performances.
In 2011, Stuart took a hat-trick against India in the second Test. By taking a hat-trick, he became the twelfth England men’s bowler to achieve this feat and the first at Trent Bridge.
Then, in the fourth Ashes Test of 2015, Stuart memorably decimated the Australian batting line-up. On the first morning at Trent Bridge, he took eight Australian wickets for just fifteen runs and picked-up his three-hundredth Test wicket along the way.
In an outstanding career for England, Stuart took 604 wickets over 167 Tests.
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