Yuvraj Singh remembered the historic night of September 19, 2007, when he became the first player to score six sixes in an over in T20I cricket.
Yuvraj Singh slammed 36 runs off one over to score the fastest fifty in T20I cricket as India beat England in Durban.
Both the pacers have been prolific performers for England in the last decade. While Anderson has picked up 575 wickets, Broad has scalped 467 wickets in his Test career.
David Warner has struggled to deal with Stuart Broad's line, swing and has got out to him six times in the ongoing Ashes series.
English speedster Jofra Archer claimed his first Test wicket on Day 2 when he dismissed Cameron Bancroft.
The first Test of the five-match series starts on August 1st at Edgbaston and it also marks the beginning of the World Test Championships.
Chris Woakes and Stuart Broad bagged six and four wickets respectively in the fourth innings as England folded Ireland for 38 in their chase of 182.
James Anderson has revealed what he thought of Stuart Broad when he met the bowler for the first time.
In his new book "Bowl. Sleep. Repeat.", Anderson has written about the camaraderie the duo share while heaping praise on Stuart Broad.
On September 19, 2007, in a World T20 match in Durban, Yuvraj had scripted a carnage by walloping six sixes off Broad in an over during a 16-ball 58.
Steyn was instrumental in bowling Sri Lanka out for 191 to see South Africa hold a 44-run first-innings lead.
Courtesy the twin hundreds by the former and current skipper, England declared their second innings on 423/8 with a massive target of 464 for the Indians.
Broad can move into fourth place on this list at The Oval itself if he takes three more wickets during the match.
Stuart Broad gave an aggressive send off to India wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant after dismissing him on the second day of the third Test between India and England in Nottingham.
However, just when India had hoped for them to continue the good work and convert this into a massive partnership, Rahane was dismissed by Stuart Broad.
The home skipper hailed his team's bowling performance, which handed them a 2-0 lead in the five-match series.
England beat India at Lord's in the second Test by an innings and 159 runs to take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series.
India suffered an embarrassing 159-run innings defeat in the second Test against England after yet another batting failure on day four at Lord's.
The England players were enjoying some off-time as the first Test in Edgbaston finished inside four days with the hosts winning it by 31 runs.
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