England wrapped the series against West Indies by 3-0 and it was England who dominated throughout the series as the opposition didn’t play well and they had zero chance of a comeback so they lost the series.
Men in Maroon were thwarted by Englishmen and now England will be heading to Sri Lanka for Test series which will commence on August 21.
Stuart Broad advised Shoaib Bashir
England is now marching towards new gen cricket senior players like James Anderson, and Stuart Broad took retirement new players like Gus Atikinson, Ollie Robinson Rehan Ahmed, and many more. England’s arch-rival Australia and most anticipated series The Ashes always attracts cricket fans. Ashes are where England players need to prepare even more when it comes to dominating a team like Australia youngsters have followed Ashes and when they get to play it’s like an exam itself and it decides your potential and patience in test cricket, in between a youngster who impressed everyone since his debut that is Shoaib Bashir he got a chance to start his test career against India and he was quite impressive and picked a couple of wickets even his recent performance against West Indies he picked a fifer at Trent Bridge and became second spinner after Muttiah Muralitharan and it almost after 14 years so Shoaib Bashir need to back himself when he will play Ashes in Australia so for that legendary pacer Stuart Broad advises Shoaib Bashir, Stuart Broad has been phenomenal at his time and he use to thrash the batters and he has a great record against Aussies so while advising Stuart Broad said:
“I think he’s been picked with half an eye on the Ashes and I don’t think England are making any excuses that they’re looking a bit more forward than they have done in the past.
“Bashir is probably not going to be tested huge amounts this summer in these conditions but it will be really interesting to see him play against Pakistan in Pakistan where they might play him a bit more aggressively on different surfaces.”
“When you go to Australia and get to the Gabba, the Aussies are coming for you, they’re going to attack you and try to hit you out of the attack. That’s where playing now, building experience and playing in Test-match cricket and different conditions around the world sets you up for those huge, high-pressure moments.”
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