Veteran England Pacer Stuart Broad Said he is truly focused on maintaining his fitness and being fully fit Condition for the rest of his England Career, he also said he not looking too far ahead of next year’s Ashes series against Australia.
Struat Broad takes 29 wickets in this England Summer. Broad was bring back by New Test Captain of England Ben Stokes to test setup after there exit from the Team when they lose Ashes to Australia earlier this year.
Broad helps England to win six out of seven test matches in English Summer.
Earlier this week, McCullum said Broad will be part of the England squad for next year’s Ashes, along with James Anderson, 40.
“I am always someone who has needed new challenges and I’ve always maintained that if I’m not working on something … my training becomes stale, and also I become stale as a competitive sports person,” Broad wrote in his Mail On Sunday column.
“It has left me excited about the rest of my England career. And that doesn’t mean looking ahead to next year’s Ashes. We’ve made that mistake before. (McCullum) actually has a saying ‘let’s play where your feet are,’ and that’s been such a strength of ours all summer.
“We’ve stayed in the moment. So all I am thinking about is entering the next test match I play, the fittest I’ve ever been. At 36, that’s quite a big thing to say.”
After T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia, England will play a three-match Test series against Pakistan at Rawalpindi, Multan, and Karachi in December.
