Kemar Roach rocks England to give Windies hope, 1st Test, day 4.
The search for the next Ian Botham was one of those mythical quests like finding the Holy Grail but Stuart Broad came closer than most yesterday after becoming the first England player to take ten wickets at Lord’s since Botham managed the feat against New Zealand 34 years ago.
Of the England players playing here against the West Indies, only Andrew Strauss the captain was born when Botham took 11-140 against Mark Burgess’s side at Lord’s in 1978. Broad, who took 4-93 on Sunday, ended with 11-165 from 58.5 overs, his feat tempered slightly by the loss of two late wickets by England.
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