Yuvraj Singh wrote a heart-warming message on Stuart Broad’s retirement, Sixer King’s post went viral
One of England’s most successful bowlers, Stuart Broad surprised the fans by announcing his retirement from Test cricket. On his retirement, wishes are pouring in from all over the world. In such a situation, former Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh has also written a heart-warming special message on the retirement of the English fast bowler. Broad said that the fifth and final Test match of the current Ashes series 2023 against Australia is the last Test match of his career. He announced his retirement on the third day of the match. Broad is retiring as the second highest Test wicket-taker for England.
Yuvraj Singh and Stuart Broad have such a history that most fans of cricket will remember. Yuvraj hit six consecutive sixes in a single over of Broad in the 2007 T20 World Cup. That is a record, which resonates in the history of cricket. Yuvraj has praised Broad’s incredible Test career on Twitter.
Sixer King Yuvraj wrote in his tweet, “Stuart Broad. Congratulations on an incredible Test career. One of the finest and most dangerous bowlers in Test cricket and a true legend.Your journey and determination have been extremely inspiring. Best wishes for the future. ”
It is a testament to Broad’s tenacity that despite a poor start to his T20 career, he established himself as a formidable and dangerous bowler in Test cricket.
Broad’s retirement marks the end of an illustrious era in English cricket. When Broad came to the crease to bat on the fourth day of the match, along with landing on the field, the Australian players gave him a guard of honor in a grand manner. It is clear that Broad will be remembered as one of the great players of cricket.
Broad made it clear that he would not play in domestic cricket after this Test. He is currently playing the 167th Test match of his career and apart from this he has played 121 ODIs and 56 T20 Internationals. He has so far taken 602 wickets in Test cricket and he is the 5th highest wicket taker and the second fastest bowler in the world.
