
Stuart Broad makes no secret of his love of Trent Bridge, his home ground, and Nottingham, his birth place.
Trent Bridge is the scene of his finest hour in Test cricket, that Ashes-sealing eight for 15 in 2015, a veritable classic of the “tail up, legs pumping” genre. He loves the place, owns two pubs not far away and never misses an opportunity to shoehorn his beloved Nottingham Forest into conversation — especially since their promotion to the Premier League last month.