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Stuart Broad

Stuart Broad (born 24 June 1986) is a retired English international cricketer renowned for his role as a right-arm fast-medium bowler and left-handed lower-order batsman. He represented across all three formats—Test, (ODI), and (T20I)—from 2006 to 2023, amassing 604 Test wickets in 167 matches at an average of 27.68, making him the second-highest wicket-taker for in Test cricket behind . Broad also claimed 178 ODI wickets in 121 matches at an average of 30.13 and 65 T20I wickets in 56 matches at an average of 22.94, contributing significantly to 's successes in major tournaments. Born in to former opener , who later became an , Broad began his professional career with before transferring to in 2008, his father's county club. He made his international debut in a T20I against in 2006 and his debut against in 2007, quickly establishing himself as a key part of 's pace attack alongside . Broad's career highlights include his pivotal performances in series, such as taking 11 wickets in the 2013 match at to help regain the urn and his career-best figures of 8 for 15 against at in 2015. He reached his 500th wicket in 2020 against and took match figures of 11 for 121 against at in 2012. Broad's longevity and adaptability were hallmarks of his 17-year international career, during which he served as England captain in ODIs and T20Is in 2011 and led Nottinghamshire to the County Championship title in 2010. Notable moments include being hit for six consecutive sixes by in the 2007 T20 World Cup and the controversial decision not to walk in the 2013 at , which drew significant attention. He announced his retirement on 29 July 2023, following England's victory in the fifth Test at , where he took the final wicket of the match to seal a dramatic win and end his career on a high note as the fifth-highest Test wicket-taker globally. Post-retirement, Broad has transitioned into broadcasting and commentary, leveraging his deep insights into the game.

Early life

Family background

Stuart Broad was born on 24 June 1986 in , , at 31-and-a-half weeks gestation, weighing just 2.2 pounds, after a premature delivery that required intensive neonatal care. He spent the first ten weeks in the neonatal unit at Nottingham's City Hospital, where he was born with underdeveloped lungs—described as having only one and a half lungs—leading to lifelong ; his survival was credited to a doctor named , after whom he was middle-named. This experience later inspired his involvement in hospital charity work alongside his mother. Broad's father, , is a former opening batsman who played 25 matches between 1984 and 1989 and currently serves as an Elite Panel . His mother, Carole Joyce, worked as a schoolteacher and provided unwavering support during his early years, often attending his matches and encouraging a balanced approach to sport and life. The couple divorced when Stuart was 12, but both parents remained influential; Chris's international career, including playing in the 1986-87 series shortly after Stuart's birth, immersed the family in culture and sparked Stuart's initial passion for the game. Growing up in this environment, Broad began playing cricket informally at age six in the family garden, idolizing his father's achievements. At around 16, before a dramatic growth spurt that saw him reach 6 feet 6 inches, he initially viewed himself as more promising in hockey, where he excelled as a goalkeeper for Leicestershire and the Midlands, even trialing for an England youth team around age 16. However, his burgeoning height and family ties to cricket shifted his focus, leading to early competitive play with local clubs like Egerton Park CC and youth teams affiliated with Nottinghamshire, including under-13 and under-15 sides.

Education and early career

Broad attended , a co-educational independent school in the of , joining at the age of 12 in 1998. There, under the coaching of former cricketer Frank Hayes, he initially played as a batsman but developed into a promising fast bowler during his mid-teens, benefiting from a significant growth spurt that enhanced his pace and swing. Throughout his school years, Broad showed considerable talent in multiple sports, particularly excelling as a for and the representative teams. He earned a trial with an youth team around age 16 and considered pursuing professionally until a leg injury at age 17 shifted his priorities; following advice from his father, —a former Test opener—he committed fully to as the path to international representation. After achieving strong results, Broad was offered a place at but declined it to focus on professional . He joined the academy system, progressing through age-group teams before making his debut for the county's second XI in 2004, shortly before his 18th birthday, where his performances as a seam bowler began to attract attention.

Domestic career

With Leicestershire

Broad signed his first professional contract with in 2005, shortly after turning 18. He made his first-class debut for the county in April 2005 against Centre of Excellence at , marking the start of his professional bowling career. His List A debut followed later that season in September 2005 against at the same venue. During his debut first-class season, Broad took 30 wickets across 10 matches, showing early promise as a seam bowler but facing limited opportunities due to strong competition from established pacemen in the squad, including the likes of Claude Henderson and . Over his time with from 2005 to 2007, Broad played in various formats but struggled for consistency in , often overshadowed by senior players and his emerging international commitments. In 2006, he achieved his career-best first-class haul of 48 wickets in a single season, contributing to the county's efforts in Division Two of the , yet his overall bowling remained variable, with an emphasis on developing pace and swing rather than immediate dominance. He was awarded a county cap in 2007, recognizing his potential despite the challenges. Seeking greater playing time and proximity to his Nottingham roots, Broad was released by Leicestershire at the end of 2007 and joined ahead of the 2008 season. This move allowed him to establish himself more firmly in domestic while balancing his rising international profile.

With Nottinghamshire

Broad transferred to from Leicestershire in 2008, marking the beginning of a 16-year association with his home county where he established himself as a cornerstone of the bowling unit until his retirement in 2023. Broad played a pivotal role in Nottinghamshire's 2010 County Championship triumph, their first title since 2005, contributing with his pace and swing in limited appearances due to international commitments; his standout performance included a career-best 8 for 52 against at , which bolstered the team's title push. In , international commitments limited his domestic appearances, but he contributed to 's campaigns across formats. Broad was part of the team that won the Royal London One-Day Cup in 2017 under captain , defeating in the final at , where ' unbeaten 187 anchored a thrilling chase. His farewell 2023 season included appearances in the , culminating in an emotional send-off at against , where the Pavilion End was renamed the Stuart Broad End in recognition of his contributions to the club.

T20 franchise appearances

Stuart Broad's involvement in T20 franchise leagues was limited, primarily due to his commitments with the national team and central contracts that prioritized international and . In the (IPL), Broad was acquired by Kings XI Punjab at the 2011 auction for $400,000 but did not feature in any matches that season owing to scheduling conflicts with 's international calendar. He was retained for the 2012 IPL but again sat out the tournament, marking the end of his association with the league. Broad's most notable T20 franchise experience came in the (BBL) during the 2016-17 season, when he signed with the as an overseas player. He appeared in eight matches, claiming eight wickets at an average of 30.37 and an economy rate of 8.23, with his best figures of 2 for 35. Batting lower down the order, Broad contributed 14 runs in two innings, including an unbeaten 11 off four balls that sealed a dramatic two-wicket victory over the in a record chase of 223—the highest successful pursuit in BBL history at the time. His participation provided valuable short-form exposure but was curtailed by subsequent international duties. England's central contracts generally restricted Broad from pursuing extended stints in overseas T20 franchises, allowing only occasional forays like his spell. In domestic competition, he made sporadic appearances in the for amid his packed schedule, contributing to their campaigns without establishing a regular role. Broad's focus remained on and cricket, where his pace and swing proved more decisive.

International career

Development and debuts

Broad's impressive form for in the 2006 county season, where he claimed 48 first-class wickets at an average of 25.52, caught the attention of England selectors and fast-tracked him into the national setup. He was included in the England Performance Squad that year, marking a significant step in his pathway to . This domestic success, highlighted by standout performances such as 6 for 34 against in the , positioned him as a promising fast bowler capable of pace and swing. Broad made his debut for against at on 28 August 2006, taking 2 wickets for 35 runs in 4 overs, dismissing and in consecutive deliveries. Two days later, on 30 August 2006, he debuted in One Day Internationals against the same opposition at , finishing with figures of 1 for 14 in 3 overs, trapping lbw—though the match ended in a no-result due to rain. These initial appearances showcased his potential as a tall, right-arm fast bowler but also revealed areas for growth in the shorter formats. In his early limited-overs outings, Broad faced challenges with his economy rate, often conceding runs at over 5.5 per over in subsequent series matches, such as 0 for 44 in 6.4 overs in the second ODI and 3 for 57 in . This prompted a focus on refining his technique to improve control and effectiveness in white-ball , emphasizing late movement to exploit conditions.

2006–2009: Early tours and first World Cup

Broad made his international debut in limited-overs cricket during England's home series against in 2006. Broad's Test debut came during England's tour of in December 2007. In the second Test at , he took 1 for 95 runs in the first —his maiden Test scalp being —and followed with 0 for 48 in the second, while scoring 2 runs in the first . The match ended in a draw, and in the rain-affected third Test at , Broad bowled just 3 overs for 11 runs without success, as won by 88 runs to take the series 1-0. Despite a modest beginning with 1 across two Tests, Broad showed glimpses of his potential with accurate lines on turning pitches. In 2008, Broad featured in several home series, building experience. Against in a three-Test series, he took 18 wickets at an average of 28.66, including his first of 6 for 51 in the first Test at . Later that year, during England's tour of for three Tests, he claimed 7 wickets at 38.28, with a best of 3 for 79 in the second Test at , contributing to a drawn series despite challenging conditions. His , emphasizing seam movement and bounce, continued to evolve from his developmental phase. Broad's breakthrough came in 2009. In the home series against , comprising three s, he took 8 wickets, including 5 for 55 in the second at to help secure a 2-0 series win. The Ashes series against that summer saw him claim 18 wickets at 23.83, playing a pivotal role in 's 2-1 victory. At in the fifth , Broad's spell of 5 for 37 in the second , including 4 for 8 in 21 balls during the final session, triggered Australia's collapse from 4 for 226 to 162 , shifting momentum decisively. Broad's limited-overs form peaked in the in , where he was instrumental in the tournament's climax. In the final against at on 21 June, he bowled 4 overs for 17 runs without taking a to restrict to 138 for 6; chased the target with 6 wickets and 4 balls to spare, securing their first global title.

2009–2011: Ashes victory and hat-tricks

In the 2009–10 tour of , Broad contributed significantly to 's drawn 1–1 series, playing all four matches and claiming 13 wickets at an average of 25.46. His standout performance came in the third at , where he took 4/73 in the first to help dismiss for 253, supporting 's eventual victory by an and 98 runs. Broad's ability to extract bounce and swing on seaming pitches underscored his growing maturity as a fast bowler, complementing and in the attack. Returning home for the 2010 series against , Broad showcased his all-round potential, particularly in the fourth Test at , where he scored a career-best 169 batting at No. 9 to rescue from 102/7 and propel them to 518 all out. He followed up with match figures of 7/120, including two wickets in two balls ( and ), narrowly missing a after survived the next delivery. Across the series, which won 3–0, Broad took 18 wickets at 27.66, solidifying his role in the pace battery amid the spot-fixing controversy surrounding the opposition. Broad's form carried into the 2010–11 in , where he played a pivotal role in England's historic 3–1 series victory, their first Down Under since 1986–87. Limited to the first three Tests due to an abdominal injury, he captured 12 wickets at 33.83, with his 5/71 in the second innings at the , , dismantling Australia's middle order and securing an innings-and-71-runs win that clinched the urn. Batting lower down, Broad notched a half-century of 62 in the first Test at , aiding England's first-innings total of 442 and setting the tone for their dominant series. His aggressive style and partnership-building, including with after replacing the injured Graham Onions, highlighted his emerging credentials in high-pressure conditions. The following summer's 2011 home series against further elevated Broad's reputation, as whitewashed the world No. 1 side 4–0. In the second Test at , , Broad claimed his maiden Test , removing , , and in consecutive deliveries during a devastating spell of 6/46 in India's first innings. This feat, the first by an bowler at the venue, triggered a collapse from 267/4 to 288 all out and propelled to a 319-run victory. Broad ended the series with 15 wickets at 18.60, including another at , while contributing useful lower-order runs to 's batting efforts. These performances marked a breakthrough period, transforming Broad from a promising talent into a cornerstone of 's attack.

2012–2014: Series against , and others

In the 2012 Test series against in , Stuart Broad claimed 9 wickets across four matches, emerging as one of England's leading performers despite the team's 2-1 defeat. His standout contribution came in the first Test at Motera Stadium in , where he took 7 for 117, troubling the Indian batsmen with consistent pace and movement on a challenging pitch. Broad's ability to extract bounce and seam in subcontinental conditions highlighted his growing maturity as a fast bowler, though England struggled overall against spin dominance. The 2012-13 home series against presented a tougher challenge for Broad, where he endured a lean spell amid England's 2-1 loss, taking only nine wickets in three Tests at an average exceeding 40. However, he produced a memorable fightback in the second Test at , capturing 6 for 54 in South Africa's first innings to restrict them to 214 and keep England in contention before their eventual draw. This performance, featuring sharp under overcast skies, underscored Broad's resilience and set the stage for his resurgence. Broad's form peaked during the 2013 home series, where he secured 22 wickets to play a pivotal role in England's 3-0 of . In the decisive fourth Test at , he recorded figures of 5 for 101, dismantling 's middle order with hostile short-pitched bowling that earned him honors. His aggressive approach, building on the momentum from the 2010-11 triumph, helped dominate, with Broad dismissing key batsmen like Michael Clarke and David Warner multiple times across the series. The return Ashes leg in Australia during 2013-14 proved far more grueling, as Broad took 17 wickets in a 5-0 loss, maintaining an economy under pressure from a resurgent Australian attack led by . A notable controversy arose from the first Test at earlier that year, where Broad edged a catch to slip but did not walk, sparking debate over umpiring decisions and the spirit of ; Australian captain Michael Clarke labeled it "blatant cheating," though Broad stood by his choice within the rules. Despite the defeat, Broad's efforts provided glimpses of control, including early breakthroughs in and . In 2014, Broad achieved a rare milestone against at , claiming his second Test hat-trick—becoming the first bowler to do so—by dismissing , , and in successive deliveries across two overs during the second Test. This spell of 4 for 19 propelled to an victory and series win. Later that year, in the T20 World Cup in , exited in the group stage after inconsistent results, including a narrow six-wicket loss to , failing to advance to the semi-finals despite Broad's captaincy and contributions of six wickets in four matches.

2015: World Cup and Ashes triumph

In the lead-up to the 2015 ICC Cricket , Broad contributed steadily in the preceding ODI Tri-Series involving and , where he took wickets across multiple matches to help reach the final, although they lost to by 111 runs. 's campaign proved disappointing, as they failed to advance beyond the pool stage after winning only three of their seven matches, finishing sixth in Pool A. Broad featured in six of those games, claiming 10 wickets at an average of 43.90 and an economy rate of 5.56, with his best figures of 4/15 coming against a lower-ranked opponent in a match that highlighted his ability to extract bounce and seam movement on helpful pitches. The year 's highlight for Broad came in the home Ashes series against , where he delivered a career-defining performance to secure England's 3-2 victory and reclaim the urn for the first time since 2010. Broad took 21 wickets across the five Tests at an average of 20.90, topping the series wicket-takers and earning widespread praise for his pace, accuracy, and psychological edge over the Australian batsmen. His most memorable spell occurred in the fourth Test at , where Broad dismantled for just 60 on the first morning—their lowest Test total against — with career-best figures of 8/15 in 9.3 overs, including the fastest in Test history (19 balls). This extraordinary burst, featuring six catches in the slips, swung the series in 's favor, as they went on to win by an and 78 runs. Broad's overall series haul included three five-wicket bags, underscoring his dominance on home soil. During the series, Broad approached significant personal milestones, surpassing 300 wickets in the fourth and ending the summer with 56 career dismissals for the year, though his 600th wicket would come eight years later in 2023. In the decisive fifth at , Broad contributed with the bat, scoring 11 in the first innings to support England's lower order amid a series-clinching victory by 8 s, but the overall triumph cemented his status as a key figure in England's revival.

2015–2017: Later tours and consistency

Following the highs of the 2015 Ashes, Stuart Broad maintained his form during England's tour of in late 2015 and early 2016, where he played a pivotal role in securing a 2-1 series victory. In the decisive third at , Broad delivered a devastating spell, taking 6 wickets for just 17 runs to dismantle South Africa's second for 83 , earning him the award and clinching the series for . This performance underscored Broad's ability to exploit conditions and lead the bowling attack alongside , taking 15 wickets across the series at an average of 25.20. Returning home, Broad's consistency shone in the 2016 series against , where drew 2-2 after a thrilling contest. He claimed 9 wickets in the first three Tests, including key breakthroughs in the drawn opener at and the victory at , helping to restrict 's aggressive batting lineup. His disciplined , often in partnership with Anderson and , was instrumental in maintaining pressure despite the series' ups and downs, with Broad finishing the four-match rubber with 10 wickets at an economy of 2.54. Broad's reliability extended to the home summer against in 2016, where whitewashed the visitors 3-0. In the first Test at , he struck early with a probing spell, taking 4 for 21 in the first innings to bowl out for 91 and force the , contributing to an innings-and-88-run win. He included a rapid burst of 3 wickets for 5 runs during this collapse, exploiting the seam movement to dismantle the top order. Across the series, Broad took 10 wickets at 20.10, reinforcing his status as a cornerstone of the attack. In the T20 World Cup held in in 2016, Broad featured in 's campaign but prioritized his Test commitments, reflecting a strategic shift toward red-ball amid a packed schedule. suffered an early semi-final exit after losing to , with Broad taking 3 wickets in 4 matches at an economy of 7.25, before refocusing on the longer format. Broad's leadership grew during the challenging 2016-17 tours of and , where he served as vice-captain under , providing tactical input during tough subcontinental conditions. In , he took 6 wickets across two Tests as won 2-0, adapting to spin-friendly pitches with effective . The subsequent five-Test series in proved grueling, resulting in a 4-1 defeat for , yet Broad emerged as the leading wicket-taker with 17 scalps at 39.82, including notable figures of 4 for 33 in . His 14 wickets in the first four Tests highlighted personal resilience amid team struggles, often breaking partnerships in the middle overs despite limited assistance for pace. This period exemplified Broad's enduring consistency, taking 23 wickets across the two tours while shouldering vice-captaincy duties.

2018–2022: Final years before retirement

Following a disappointing 4-0 defeat in during the 2017-18 series, where Broad claimed 22 wickets but struggled with consistency amid England's overall collapse, the veteran seamer faced increased scrutiny over his role in the side. His form waned further in the subsequent home summer against in 2018, yielding only 15 wickets across five s at an average of 38.20, prompting selectors to drop him for the opening of the 2019 tour to the as part of a rotation policy favoring younger bowlers like and . Broad expressed frustration at the decision, viewing it as a potential career crossroads, but used the omission to refine his technique, including adjustments to his run-up and action for better control. Broad staged a compelling comeback in the second Test against the at in February 2019, capturing 3-53 in the first to help restrict the hosts and contribute to a hard-fought draw that led to England's 2-1 series victory. Buoyed by this resurgence, he earned selection for the 2019 Ashes at home, where he emerged as England's leading wicket-taker with 23 dismissals across the five Tests at an average of 20.65—the highest tally in the series despite the 2-2 draw that saw retain the . Standout moments included a devastating burst in the fifth Test at , where Broad claimed 3-2 in a single over, dismissing for 263 and nearly securing a (denied only by the over's structure), underscoring his enduring threat with the new ball. Broad's momentum carried into the 2019-20 tour of , where he featured in all four s and secured 14 wickets at an economical 19.42, supporting England's 3-1 series victory and demonstrating renewed accuracy on seaming pitches. The disrupted the 2020-21 international calendar, limiting opportunities, but Broad thrived upon resumption against the in the home summer, playing a pivotal role in the third at with match figures of 10-67 (4-36 and 6-31), his best in over two years, to seal a 2-1 series win. This haul included his 500th wicket, lbw against , making him only the seventh bowler and second-fastest English seamer to reach the milestone after . In the 2021-22 , amid strict bio-secure protocols and a depleted squad, Broad mustered 11 wickets across five at an average of 40.27, showing personal grit despite the team's 0-4 rout—their heaviest defeat since 2006-07. Notable efforts included 4-65 in the fourth at , where his probing lengths troubled Australia's middle order, though broader team frailties overshadowed individual resilience. By mid-2022, Broad approached 600 wickets, having added 47 in the preceding 18 months to sit on 566, a testament to his adaptability and longevity at age 36.

2023 Ashes and retirement

Broad entered the at home against as one of England's most experienced players, having already claimed 151 wickets in 39 previous Tests against the old rivals. The series, which began on 16 June at , saw Broad contribute significantly from the outset, taking 6 wickets across the first Test, including key dismissals of David Warner, , and Steve Smith to help keep competitive in a thrilling two-wicket defeat for the hosts. His efforts continued throughout the five-match series, where he ultimately finished with 22 wickets, the second-highest tally behind 's . A highlight came during the fourth Test at , , starting 19 July, when Broad reached his 600th Test wicket by dismissing on the first day, becoming only the second fast bowler after to achieve the milestone. This feat underscored his longevity and prowess, particularly against , against whom he now held the record for most wickets by an bowler with 151 scalps. The series remained fiercely contested, with securing victories in the third and fifth Tests to level the score at 2-2 after 's wins in the first two. On 29 July, during the third day of the decisive fifth Test at , Broad announced his retirement from all forms of at the age of 37, stating that the ongoing match would be his final appearance and that he wished to bow out at the conclusion of . The decision, kept secret from all but close family and select team members until the announcement, added emotional intensity to the finale. In his 167th and last , Broad delivered a fitting performance, claiming 4 wickets in the match—including the final two dismissals of and Alex Carey in Australia's second —to seal a 49-run victory for on 31 July, drawing the series 2-2 and retaining . With the ball, his figures were 2/49 in the first and 2/62 in the second, capping a total of 604 Test wickets at an average of 27.68—the second-highest for behind only Anderson's 704. Batting at No. 11 in 's second , he added 8 from 13 balls, including a six off the final delivery he faced from , extending the target to 384 and providing a poetic flourish. Broad's retirement marked the end of a remarkable partnership with Anderson, the duo having played together in 134 Tests since 2008, more than any other pair in England's history, and forming the backbone of the attack for over a decade. Tributes poured in from across the cricket world, with Australian captain Pat Cummins describing him as a "fierce competitor" and former players like Glenn McGrath and Ricky Ponting hailing his impact on the game, particularly in Ashes contests where he took 153 wickets overall. Broad's farewell, complete with a guard of honour from both teams, celebrated a career defined by passion, resilience, and unforgettable moments against Australia.

Honours and achievements

International records and milestones

Stuart Broad concluded his Test career as England's second-highest wicket-taker with 604 dismissals in 167 matches, trailing only James Anderson's 704. His best bowling figures came in the 2015 at , where he took 8/15 against , including a remarkable spell of 8 for 15 in the first innings that triggered a collapse. Broad achieved 20 five-wicket hauls in Tests, a testament to his sustained excellence as a strike bowler, and became the only player to claim three hat-tricks across international formats—two in Tests (against in 2011 and in 2014) and one in T20Is (against in 2009). In limited-overs cricket, Broad captured 178 wickets in 121 at an average of 30.13, establishing himself as England's second-highest ODI wicket-taker behind Anderson. In T20Is, he secured 65 wickets in 56 matches, with an economy rate of 7.63, contributing significantly to England's white-ball campaigns. As an , Broad scored 3,662 runs in Tests at an average of 18.03, including two centuries—105 not out against in 2010 and 169 against in 2016—while reaching 100 Test wickets in just 25 matches, a milestone that highlighted his rapid rise.

Domestic and team honours

Broad was a key member of the England team that won the , defeating by seven wickets in the final at , where he contributed with economical bowling figures of 0 for 27 from four overs. He played a pivotal role in England's 2009 victory, taking 18 wickets across the five Tests as the hosts regained the urn by two runs in the decisive match at . Broad also featured prominently in the 2010-11 series in , where England secured a historic 3-1 win—their first Test series victory on Australian soil since 1970-71—before he was sidelined by injury for the final Test. In the 2015 , he helped England reclaim the series 3-2 at home, highlighted by his career-best 8 for 15 in the first Test at , which triggered 's collapse to 60 all out. At the domestic level, Broad contributed to Nottinghamshire's County Championship Division One title in 2010, their first since 2005, playing in key matches including a career-best 8 for 52 against that bolstered their title push, culminating in a dramatic final-day draw against to clinch the championship. He was part of the Nottinghamshire side that won the 2017 Royal London One-Day Cup, defeating by six wickets in the final at , where Broad bowled nine overs for 51 runs. Broad received individual recognition as one of Wisden's Five Cricketers of the Year in 2010, honored for his contributions during the 2009 and his domestic performances. Following his retirement in 2023, he was appointed Commander of the (CBE) in the for services to cricket.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Stuart Broad became engaged to English singer and on 1 January 2021, after dating for three years. The couple has not yet married as of late 2025, though they have expressed intentions to do so when schedules allow. Broad and King welcomed their first child, daughter Annabella Broad, in November 2022. Their second daughter, Liliana Broad, was born in January 2025. Broad has described fatherhood as a profound influence, crediting it with providing balance amid his demanding cricket schedule. Broad maintains a close bond with his father, , a former Test cricketer who played 25 matches for the national side between 1984 and 1989 and later served in roles such as national selector and coach. He also shares a strong relationship with his sister, Gemma Broad. The family has been instrumental in Broad's life, offering unwavering support through professional triumphs like series victories and challenges, including personal losses such as the death by of his stepmother in 2010. During Broad's career highs and lows, his family provided emotional backing, notably around his retirement announcement in July 2023 during the final Test at . His parents endorsed the decision, with his mother stating it was the "perfect time" after his 604 Test wickets, and his father hailing him as a "shining light" in English .

Philanthropy and interests

Stuart Broad has been actively involved in charitable initiatives, particularly those supporting disadvantaged youth through cricket. He has participated in events for Chance to Shine, a program that introduces fast-paced cricket to young people aged 8-24 in socio-economically disadvantaged areas, including playing street cricket at in 2017 to promote the cause. Additionally, Broad has supported the , a charity providing sporting opportunities for young people with disabilities and from disadvantaged backgrounds, by contributing to fundraising efforts such as drawing caricatures of fellow players in 2015 and hosting a Test match fundraiser at his pub, The Tap & Run, in 2024. Broad is also a patron of several health-related charities. In 2024, he became the patron of the Primary Club, which promotes for and visually impaired individuals. Alongside his mother, Carole, he serves as an ambassador for Nottingham Hospitals Charity's Big Appeal, aimed at funding improvements to the where he was treated as a , pledging support for neonatal units and family facilities. His family's Broad Appeal, established in 2010 following the death by of his stepmother from motor neurone disease (MND), raises awareness and funds for MND research and support. Outside of cricket, Broad's interests include golf and travel, which he uses for relaxation and family time. A avid golfer, he has described the sport as a vital stress reliever during his career and became an ambassador for the R&A's global development initiatives in 2025, emphasizing its role in mental well-being under pressure. He particularly enjoys traveling to for its combination of , , and sunny weather. Post-retirement, Broad has advocated for in , highlighting improved attitudes within the and his own experiences working with psychologists to handle crowd hostility and performance pressures.

Post-retirement activities

Coaching roles

Following his retirement from professional cricket at the conclusion of the , Stuart Broad entered as a consultant for the South African national team ahead of their World Test Championship Final against in 2025. In this inaugural post-retirement role, Broad attended a single training session on 9 at , providing insights drawn from his extensive experience against , where he claimed 153 Test wickets—the most by any bowler in history. His appointment leveraged Broad's proven record at , the Final's venue, with 113 wickets in 28 Tests, to help the Proteas prepare for the challenge of facing the defending champions on a familiar pitch. Broad has since expressed a strong interest in formal positions within the setup, particularly focusing on mentoring young fast bowlers in the under-17 and under-19 squads. He envisions contributing to the development of emerging talents by emphasizing technical foundations and physical growth during the critical 15-to-20 age range, where he believes significant advancements in and can be achieved. This philosophy aligns with a player-led approach to , prioritizing hands-on guidance from experienced former players to nurture the next generation of quick bowlers capable of emulating stars like or . Looking ahead, Broad anticipates expanding his coaching involvement as early as 2026, balancing it with other commitments while aiming to identify and accelerate the progress of promising pacers within England's .

Media and commentary work

Following his from professional in July 2023, Stuart Broad quickly transitioned into , joining as a and commentator for the remainder of the and the subsequent 2023-24 domestic season, where he provided analysis for England's home internationals and county matches. His role expanded to include coverage of England's of in early 2024, marking his first full series commentary assignment, during which he offered insights on the team's spin-heavy attack and tactical challenges on turning pitches. Broad has also ventured into podcasting, co-hosting For The Love Of Cricket alongside former England teammate , launched in 2025, where they discuss career highlights, current matches, and interviews with players like and . The show, produced by Crowd Network, airs weekly and focuses on the passion and strategy of the sport. In print media, Broad serves as a for the , contributing regular pieces on match analysis, team selections, and player performances, such as his 2024 reflections on facing . He similarly writes for , offering provocative opinions like labeling Australia's 2025 squad as their weakest since 2010, drawing on his experience to critique strategies and series dynamics. Broad makes guest appearances on Radio's and other programs, providing post-match breakdowns, as seen in his 2025 reflections on England-India Tests. He has also featured on for exclusive interviews and live discussions, including a 2023 session on his retirement and team rivalries.

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