Broad up for the Test - the one-day doubts can wait

Probably still flying bats with tags attached to some of them - - Stuart Broad roll up New Zealand's first Test at Lord's on Thursday when the 16 matches during the year, including a program at the beginning of a difficult test Focus is on the back of his mind, but a day of uncertainty about the future will be a creeping.

Kevin almost unnoticed during the official traducing, Brad Andrew Strauss as England's Twenty20 captain, has been replaced.

Strauss, director of England cricket, 50 and 20 recognize the growing connection between games and Morgan prefers to take charge of both formats to chose from. As for broadcasting, Australia and New Zealand in the World Cup at 63.50 runs and a batting disintegrated perspective, even a short ball being hit by nightmares about the admission of , and their place is far from secure.

It is a very busy - one - as wide as a test specialist, though, focused on winding down and no future thinking. A World Cup in England matters.

"I certainly want to be a part of it," he said.The red ball is such a busy year in the months to come.

He made a lot of thought and feeling.

"I fully agree with him. I think he did not score, but to the 50-over World Cup, he led the team well and they respect the team in changing room and I would like, Morgs think forward to the team that I want to be the best. "

For the next few months, though, this wide before he gets near a microphone as every Australian cricketer "pantomime things" reveling in what is called, with a New Zealand Test Series England Ashes will be weakened by speculates about how is possible as captain Alastair Cook can survive summer and former Australian captain Kevin Pietersen's controversial emissions, among them Ian Chappell pages, surprise is.

"This is about the Ashes - this cacophony," in revenge for a thick edge to walk butter would not melt in his failure was taken as England's last tour of Australia, a fierce media attack Broad, who suffered, the Trent Bridge Test. . "I have grown up with Ashes pantomime that fans want to hear - Warne Glenn McGrath. He wants to get out of the players, to predict that 5-0 win

"We do not comment on anything, especially not in our culture, but I do enjoy pantomime. But it is not playing with words? It is not playing in the media is played on this field and we will only find those whose tactics are lifted at the end of Investec Ashes summer when out of work. "