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Stuart Broad achieved this milestone in his third and final Test against South Africa at the Oval in Kennington. England’s pace veteran Stuart Broad became the second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket history on Saturday, on par with Australia’s great Glenn McGrath. Broad achieved this milestone in his third and final Test against South Africa at the Oval in Kennington. In the match, Bowler took wickets from Ryan Rickelton (11), Kaya Jondo (23), Keshav Maharaj (18), and Anrich Norje (7).

He is now the sixth most successful bowler in test cricket history, averaging 27.84 in 159 tests and 563 wickets with an economic rate of 2.94. His best bowling score in innings is 8/15.

On the other hand, McGrath received 563 wickets in 124 tests. The wicket averaged 21.64 and an economic rate of 2.49. His best bowling figure is 8/24.

Meanwhile, the most successful pacer in the game’s long format is Britain’s James Anderson. He received 665 wickets in 175 tests with an average of 26.24 and an economic rate of 2.79. His best bowling figure is 7/42. 바카라

The most successful bowlers in test cricket are Sri Lankan spin master Mutia Muralitharan (800), the late Australian spin wizard Shane Warne (708), Anderson (665), Indian spin legend Anil Kumbl (619) and McGrath (563).

South Africa, who were battered first by England, were bowled out by England with only 118 from 36.2 overs. Only Kaya Jondo, 23, and Marco Jansen, 30, could make a decent knock for the visitors.

England’s pace attack brought down South Africa’s hit, Ollie Robinson took 5/49 and Broad took 4/41. Anderson got a wicket.