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Cricket TV Video: Stuart Broad Exclusive

15 April 2009

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Speaking to Cricket World® TV, Nottinghamshire and England fast bowler Stuart Broad praised Andy Flower shortly after the Zimbabwean was named as the new England Team Director.

Broad, speaking to Jim White at Nottinghamshire's 2009 domestic season launch at Trent Bridge, also spoke about the English summer ahead, the winter just gone, the work he has been doing with Flower, the Ashes and being hit for six sixes by Yuvraj Singh in 2007.

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