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James Anderson and Stuart Broad’s career records in focus after England omission

Anderson, 39, and 35-year-old Broad are among only seven bowlers ever to take more than 500 Test wickets

The Independent UK

England drop James Anderson and Stuart Broad for Test tour of West Indies

Dawid Malan, Sam Billings, Dom Bess, Rory Burns and Haseeb Hameed are the other axed players.

The Independent UK

How James Anderson and Stuart Broad rank against other bowling partnerships

The England bowlers place highly among the great Test cricket pairings

The Independent UK

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James Anderson, Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler left out of England’s Windies tour

Alex Lees and Matthew Fisher have won call-ups.

The Independent UK

James Anderson and Stuart Broad axed from England squad for West Indies Test series

England have named their squad for next month's three-Test series against the West Indies, with their two most prolific bowlers of all time left out.

Daily Mirror

Anderson and Broad axed from England Test squad for West Indies tour

Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad have been dramatically left out of England’s Test squad for the upcoming tour of the Caribbean while Rory Burns, Jos Buttler, Haseeb Hameed and Dawid Malan also miss out

The Guardian - UK

James Anderson and Stuart Broad left out of England Test squad to face West Indies

England have dropped their two all-time leading wicket-tackers

The Independent UK

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Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad left out of England Test squad for West Indies tour

England have left their leading wicket-takers of all time, James Anderson and Stuart Broad, out of a much-changed squad containing four uncapped players for the three-Test tour of the Caribbean in the wake of their Ashes drubbing.

Evening Standard

England 'consider dropping' either Stuart Broad or James Anderson for West Indies tour

England are reportedly debating whether to leave either Stuart Broad or James Anderson out of the Test squad for the West Indies tour. Following the Ashes debacle, some feel both should no longer be picked in the same team

Daily Mirror

ECB urged to make Stuart Broad England captain by Geoffrey Boycott - "He'd be very good"

Former England opener Geoffrey Boycott believes Stuart Broad should replace Joe Root as Test captain

Daily Mirror

Joe Root told to quit as England captain with Stuart Broad named as ideal replacement

Joe Root’s captaincy has been scrutinised after England’s dismal Ashes series in Australia saw his team lose 4-0 - and now a former teammate has called for him to go

Daily Mirror

Stuart Broad says county cricket is "harshly treated" after Joe Root's scathing criticism

County cricket has been criticised by England captain Joe Root following his side's Ashes defeat, but Stuart Broad has defended the current system

Daily Mirror

Stuart Broad admits England criticism is "just" after "unacceptable" Ashes performances

Stuart Broad has reflected on England's Ashes humiliation, admitting their performances were "unacceptable".

Daily Mirror

Stuart Broad defends Joe Root and Chris Silverwood after England's Ashes humiliation

Chris Silverwood and Joe Root have come in for criticism after England's 4-0 defeat in the Ashes but Stuart Broad has defended the pair.

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I am probably glad I didn't have to bowl more to Kevin Pietersen, he was a fine batsman: Jason Gillespie

The recently concluded edition of the Ashes was one which saw pretty much all one-way traffic. If Stuart Broad and James Anderson had not managed to survive the 2 overs they did in Sydney to draw the 4th Test, Australia would have won the series 5-0.

The Guardian - UK

Excuses can be made for England’s Ashes shambles, but the status quo cannot hold

The pandemic, a lack of preparation and a fine Australia team are all fair mitigation yet England’s muddled selections, fitness issues and abject batting suggest a deeper malaise

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