Stuart Broad is going to get this big honor on the occasion of New Year, read full news

Broad has been awarded the CBE order for his extraordinary contribution to cricket. Stuart Broad. (Image Source: Getty Images) Famous former cricketer of England cricket team, Stuart Broad is going to get a special honor on the occasion of New Year. Let us tell you that Brad was awarded CBE by King Charles in the New Year Honours. Commander of the British Empire (CBE) degree. It is noteworthy that Stuart Broad had announced his retirement from international cricket after the Ashes Test series in July. So Broad’s retirement was no less than a funny incident, he had given England victory in the last match by hitting a six on the last ball of the innings, due to which England was able to draw 2-2 in the Ashes series against Australia. Apart from this, let us tell you that he is the first fast bowler of England, who apart from taking more than 300 wickets, has also scored 3 thousand runs in Test cricket. So Broad is at fifth position in the world in terms of taking most wickets (604) in Test cricket. Brad reacted after receiving the honor So after receiving this title from King Charles, Stuart Broad said according to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) – I always wanted to play cricket, and wanted to make a career that I could enjoy and to receive such an honor. Incredibly special. I am very proud that my contribution to cricket has been recognised, and it means a lot to me and my family. Also read- SA vs IND 2023-24: “They have ever won something big” – Former greats spewed venom against India after the crushing defeat in the Boxing Day Test. 5 big cricketers who will retire from international cricket in 2023 5 Indian bowlers who have taken 500 wickets in the fewest innings in international cricket 4 South African opening batsmen who have scored 50+ scores most times in Test cricket Best playing 11 of the year 2023 5 batsmen who have scored the most centuries in test cricket away from home (active players) 5 Indian players who have scored the most runs in Tests against South Africa (Active Players) 6 Indian batsmen who scored centuries in South Africa Top 5 players sold in IPL 2024 auction 5 most expensive players sold in IPL history 3 players who have taken more than 500 wickets in test cricket for Australia

Don’t read too much into Rahul’s removal as vice-captain: Rohit – DTVHINDI

Looking into the future: Captain Rohit Sharma says India is a very likely candidate for the WTC final and should prepare with that in mind. | Photo Credit: R.V. Moorthy Rohit Sharma is looking beyond the ongoing Test series. The India captain said on Tuesday that if India won the Test here to take a winning 3-0 lead in the series, the fourth Test at Ahmedabad could be played on a green, seamer-friendly track to prepare the team for the final of the World Test Championship to be played in England. Looking ahead Rohit said, “There is definitely a possibility of that. We have already spoken about it. We need to get the guys ready for it. The important one is Shardul Thakur, because he comes into the planning for us. If we play Australia in England, it will be a different ball game for both the teams.” Rohit said, “After the last WTC cycle, the way we played in certain conditions has been remarkable. Home conditions too have been challenging.” Rohit said his team needed the break after the two Tests. “Coming back, we feel refreshed.” On the out-of-form K.L. Rahul’s removal as vice-captain, Rohit said, “Players who are going through a tough time, given their potential, will be given enough time to prove themselves. Being vice-captain or otherwise doesn’t tell you anything.” Rohit, who revealed he liked naming the eleven at the toss, was pleased with India’s batting depth that gave a cushion to the side’s top and middle-order. On playing on these pitches, Rohit said, “I played 200 balls in Nagpur and never felt settled. One ball grips or keeps low and you are out. What happened to the Australians [losing wickets in clusters] can happen to us too.” He added, “We cannot take things lightly. We got to keep the discipline going.” Hustling the Aussies Rohit was all praise for R. Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, even as the Aussies have talked about attempting to slow the game down. “We have hustled them, not given them time to think. Jadeja is so quickly back to his mark that sometimes I too have problems moving a fielder before the next ball is bowled.” Rohit and the Indians have been on the ball.