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Stuart Broad got his first outing as the NightHawk in the first Test between England and New Zealand in Mount Maunganui, but the role left David Gower "completely bemused"

James Anderson and Stuart Broad are the most successful bowling partnership in the history of Test cricket, having broken a remarkable record held by Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne

Former England captain Sir Alastair Cook has hailed Stuart Broad after he delivered an "unplayable" spell against New Zealand, bowling Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, Tom Latham and Tom Blundell

Stuart Broad picked up 4-21 in a magnificent ten over spell to leave England closing in on victory over New Zealand in the first Test, with the hosts reeling at 63-5

James Anderson and Stuart Broad played their first Test match together back in 2008 in New Zealand and 15 years later, they reached 1,001 wickets as teammates in the country where their partnership was first formed

James Anderson and Stuart Broad have taken 1,001 wickets in Tests where they have played together, equalling a record held by Australia's Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne

Stuart Broad made his debut as the NightHawk in the first Test against New Zealand in Mount Maunganui, having been sent out at number four by England late on day two

England are targeting a lead of 300 in their second innings against New Zealand in Mount Maunganui as they eye victory in the first Test of the series

Tom Blundell scored an excellent hundred for New Zealand on day two in Mount Maunganui, while James Anderson and Stuart Broad became just the second pairing in history to take 1,000 Test wickets in games together

Since turning 40, James Anderson has taken 20 Test wickets at an average of just 16.20 and the England legend has no plans to retire anytime soon - according to Steve Harmison

England take on New Zealand in their last Test series before facing old foes Australia this summer in the Ashes and Ben Stokes has outlined his plans for his attack moving forward

Performances and success of his players mean far more to Stokes than his own personal achievements and that is where his encouragement lies

England bowler Stuart Broad has compared Harry Brook to former captain Joe Root, claiming Brook is "more talented" than any other player he has seen during his career

Stuart Broad believes 'Bazball' will be adopted by other teams after witnessing the stunning success Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum's new approach has brought England

England great Stuart Broad has given his team-mate a glowing reference after impressing in his recent leadership roles with the national Test side under Brendon McCullum

Stuart Broad aimed a light-hearted dig at England teammate James Anderson, referencing a clip of LeBron James being told by an opponent he had played against his father 20 years earlier