Stuart Broad Regrets His Comment on Pakistan

Former England pacer Stuart Broad has admitted that he regrets describing Pakistan as a "poor side, " saying he now believes the team's challenges stem more from the country's cricketing structure than the players themselves.

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• Speaking on the For the Love of Cricket podcast, Broad revisited comments he created before the ongoing Test series against England and again ahead of the Lord's Test.
• Before the second Test, the former England fast bowler had backed his side to complete a 3-0 series win, arguing that England had a significantly stronger team.
• After watching Pakistan in the first two Tests, the 40-year-old has changed his assessment, nevertheless.
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Speaking on the For the Love of Cricket podcast, Broad revisited comments he created before the ongoing Test series against England and again ahead of the Lord's Test. Former Pakistani Cricketer Calls for Aqib Javed's Removal From PCB.

I don't know what we can really know regarding this team, but, as I stated in the last podcast. It quite a few Pakistani fans took exception to, Pakistan are a poor side and England should win this series 3-0.

If they don't, it would be an absolute disaster. I haven't changed my opinion on that at all. England should win this Test series 3-0; they've simply obtained a stronger side, Broad had stated.

Broad remarked he received numerous messages from Pakistani fans after his earlier remarks. It highlighted the passion and emotional connection supporters continue to have with the national team.

"I remarked before the series that I felt Pakistan were a poor side, and I secured a lot of messages and notes on social media from Pakistan. It indicated me how much passion, love and drive there still is for Pakistan cricket, " Broad stated.

He additionally acknowledged that Pakistan continues to have plenty of talent, particularly among its fast bowlers and batters. Pakistan Begins Search for New Fielding Coach.

"There's so much passion for the game in that country, and there's talent there. They have bowlers who bowl at 140 clicks and batters who can hit the ball, " he continued.

Broad then admitted that calling Pakistan a poor side had unfairly placed the blame on the players.

Having watched the team closely during the series, he instead pointed to Pakistan cricket's hierarchy, selection process and frequent coaching changes as the main problems behind the team's struggles.

"I actually regret saying they were a poor side since I feel that blamed the players. Now that I've seen them operate in two Test matches, I can quite clearly see that it's the hierarchy, the selection and the changes in coaching that are the problems, " Broad stated. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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