Stuart Broad

Remember when Stuart Broad got his nose broken earlier this season?

England's selectors will meet in the next couple of days with the future of Alastair Cook's ODI captaincy certain to occupy a significant portion of their discussion

It is probably stretching the notion to suggest England's problems against India's spinners are part of a cunning plan, but Stuart Broad certainly sees the team's current predicament with a glass half-full view

As James Anderson approaches the landmark of England's leading Test wicket-taker, he was hailed by his captain as "the most skilful bowler in the world"

Stuart Broad did not train at The Oval on Wednesday but England said that was always the plan and insisted he remains on course to be available for the final Investec Test against India

England need to find better support acts for James Anderson and Stuart Broad to compete in 17 Tests over nine months next year

England fast bowler, Stuart Broad's, six wickets in the in the first innings proved decisive and helped the his side beat India convincingly by an innings and 54 runs in the fourth Test that ended at Old Trafford on Saturday.

England have named an unchanged squad for the fifth Test at The Oval, starting on Friday, with Stuart Broad included despite suffering a fractured nose while batting at Old Trafford

Stuart Broad has suffered a suspected broken nose after being hit in the face by a bouncer from Varon Aaron on the third day of the fourth Investec Test at Old Trafford

A woeful batting display on the third afternoon, significantly worse than their opening-day effort, meant India subsided to 161 and handed England victory by an innings and 54 runs despite Stuart Broad being in hospital

England refrained from verbal aggression. And their performance did not dip as a consequence. Indeed, you might argue that the added discipline, control and focus actually rendered them more effective

Stuart Broad will undergo surgery on his right knee at the end of the Investec Test series between England and India.

England ended the first day miles in front after Stuart Broad's 6 for 25 helped bowl India out for 152

There will doubtless be tough days ahead but England appear to have turned a corner. ESPNcricinfo assesses where the team is after levelling the series

Instead of the joyless England side we have seen in recent times we saw a team with renewed vigour and belief and they go into the final two days with a chance of forcing victory

Alastair Cook hinted that England would field both Stuart Broad and James Anderson in what could be a defining Test match for his captaincy

If England are going to win nothing, history suggests it might be worth their while to win nothing with kids

What's wrong with their cricket? Well, what isn't?

Paul Farbrace insisted England's senior players could not be praised highly enough despite recent results at the close of play on the fourth day of the second Investec Test at Lord's