Stuart Broad Biography

Stuart Christopher John Broad, an English cricketer, was the captain of the T20 and ODI teams. He holds the remarkable distinction of being the fourth-fastest bowler and the second bowler from England to achieve this feat. Stuart Christopher John Broad, MBE, born on 24 June 1986, is a retired English cricketer renowned for his contributions to Test cricket as part of the England cricket team.

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Stuart Broad also served as the captain for One Day Internationals (ODIs) and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is).  Broad was an essential member of the England squad that emerged victorious in the 2010 ICC World Twenty20 tournament. As a right-arm seam bowler and left-handed batsman, he began his professional cricketing journey at Leicestershire. In 2008, he made a transfer to Nottinghamshire, the county of his birth and the team where his father had also played.

Family

Chris Broad Stuart Broad Father

Michelle Broad Stuart Broad Mother

Gemma Stuart Broad Sister

Bealey Mitchell Stuart Broad Girlfriend

Mollie King Stuart Broad Girlfriend

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Early Life

Stuart Broad’s life had a challenging beginning as he was born 12 weeks prematurely. Fortunately, his life was saved by a doctor named John, and in gratitude, he was given a middle name after the doctor who played a crucial role in his survival.

Education

Stuart Broad received his education at Brooke Priory School and Oakham School, an esteemed co-educational independent institution in the market town of Oakham, Rutland. During his time at Oakham School, he coincided with the England Rugby back-row player, Tom Croft.

Personal Life

Stuart Broad’s family has deep connections to the world of sports. His father, Chris Broad, was a prominent Test cricketer for England from 1984 to 1989. Additionally, his sister, Gemma, contributed to the England team’s success by serving as a team analyst.

Domestic Career

Stuart Broad initially embarked on his cricketing journey as an opening batsman, inspired by his father, Chris Broad, who had been a prominent England opener and was currently an ICC match referee. However, things took a turn when he reached the age of 17 and experienced a growth spurt. At this point, he started contemplating a career as a fast bowler.

International Career

Development

In 2005, Stuart Broad had the opportunity to showcase his talent as he played for the England Under-19 squad against the Sri Lankan Under-19 team. During the first ‘Test’ at Shenley, he impressed everyone by taking an impressive five wickets for just seventeen runs.

His outstanding performances did not go unnoticed, and as a result, he earned a spot in the prestigious ECB National Academy squad for the winter of 2005-06. Later, due to James Anderson’s selection for the Test side touring India, Broad was called up to the England ‘A’ squad for their tour of the West Indies as a replacement. This recognition and call-up marked significant milestones in his career.

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Retiring

England’s legendary cricketer, he has made the emotional decision to retire from professional cricket. The ongoing fifth Ashes Test will mark his last match, and Australia’s second innings will be his final opportunity to add to his remarkable tally of 602 Test wickets.

Net Worth

As of 2023, Stuart Broad’s net worth is approximately $69 million.

Salary

Stuart Broad’s current contract with Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club is valued at £650,000 per year.

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