The Ashes 2023: Stuart Broad becomes second-pace bowler to win 600 Test wickets

Broad, 36, scored as he knocked out Australia's Travis Head on day one of the Ashes Fourth Test at Old Trafford.

England team-mate James Anderson is the only other England team-mate James Anderson. er to achieve the feat.

Broad is fifth on the all-time list and Anderson third, with spinners Muttiah Muralitharan, Shane Warne and Anil Kumble rounding out the top five.

The Nottinghamshire Broad bowler made his debut against Sri Lanka at Colombo 2007, making 166 Test appearances to date and being part of four Ashes winning teams. up to 600 when Head was grabbed by Joe Root on the border.

"Never in my dreams did I think it would be a thing," Broad told BBC Sport.

"Michael Vaughan was the skip that gave me my first cap and my ultimate feeling there in Sri Lanka was never that it was the end of the game but rather that I wanted to win streaks and make memories. had the chance to create memories. I never thought I'd be up there with the greatest in the game.