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Stuart Broad
Stuart Broad CBE took 604 Test wickets for England and formed Test cricket's most prolific bowling partnership with James Anderson. A broadcaster, podcaster, and bestselling author, he brings Ashes stories and dressing-room insight to events.


Stuart Broad CBE is one of England's greatest fast bowlers, a 604-wicket Test cricketer who now works as a broadcaster and podcaster. He brings the rivalries, pressure moments, and dressing-room stories of 16 years in Test cricket to after-dinner, hosting, and conference stages.
Stuart played 167 Tests and retired in 2023 as England's second-highest Test wicket-taker, behind James Anderson, with whom he formed the most prolific bowling partnership in Test history. He took 8 for 15 against Australia at Trent Bridge in 2015, finished runner-up for BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 2023, and was appointed CBE in 2024.
Since retiring, he's joined Sky Sports' punditry team, commentated on the 2025-26 Ashes for Australia's Seven Network, and launched the For The Love Of Cricket podcast with Jos Buttler. His autobiography, Broadly Speaking, became a Sunday Times bestseller. He also captained England's Twenty20 side and won the 2010 ICC World Twenty20, so he's seen elite sport from the ranks and from the front.
Audiences hear what it took to stay in England's Test side for 16 years, how his partnership with Anderson worked on and off the field, and how he handled hostile Ashes crowds in Australia. He tells it with the detail of someone who now explains the game on air for a living.
For sports dinners, awards nights, and conferences that want a household name from English cricket with first-hand Ashes stories, Stuart's an easy choice.
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Stuart Broad builds his talks around specific Ashes spells, such as his 8 for 15 against Australia at Trent Bridge in 2015, and tells them with the inside detail of a former England bowler who now explains the game as a broadcaster and podcaster.
Stuart Broad speaks about performing under pressure, sustaining a long partnership with James Anderson, Ashes rivalries, and life in the England dressing room. He took 604 wickets in 167 Tests, retired as England's second-highest Test wicket-taker, and was appointed CBE in 2024.
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