Stuart Broad: Did James Anderson cry bitterly, what is the truth of the viral video on Stuart Broad’s retirement – fact check james anderson cried on alastair cook retirement not on stuart broad

The Oval: Stuart Broad, 37, will not be seen on the field after today. This great fast bowler of England said goodbye to international cricket. He would play for England for the last time on the last day of the last Test of the Ashes series against Australia. With this the pair of two swans will also break. The most successful pairing in Test cricket history will come to an end. The pair of Stuart Broad and James Anderson have together taken 1037* Test wickets. In such a situation, a video is going viral, in which it is being claimed that James Anderson was seen crying bitterly in front of the camera on the retirement of his junior partner Broad.

Was emotional on Cook’s retirement, not Broad
The viral video is five years old, when legendary England opener Alastair Cook was playing his last match. It was uploaded on Sky Sports’ YouTube channel on 12 September 2018. Anderson was emotional in honor of Alastair Cook, who played his last Test match against India at The Oval. Cook has played the most 161 Test matches for England. Cook also started his career against India in 2006. He is the fifth highest run-scorer in Test cricket with 12,472 runs behind Sachin Tendulkar (15,921), Ricky Ponting (13,378), Jacques Kallis (13,289) and Rahul Dravid (13,288).

this is the original video

this is fake video

Stuart Broad, on the other hand, has played 167 Test matches, 121 ODIs and 56 T20 Internationals for England, taking a total of 845* wickets. Broad made his Test debut in 2007 against Sri Lanka. In his column for the Daily Mail, Broad said it was important to him that his last match was against Australia in the Ashes, which he considered the pinnacle of Test cricket.

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