[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]Iceland Cricket mocked English cricketer Stuart Broad for his refusal to recognise the most recent Ashes as the “real Ashes” by declaring all Test matches played since 1877 to be “null and void.”
The English bowler drew jeers and sneers when he brought up the most recent Ashes series, which England lost against Australia by a score of 4-0. Stuart Broad expressed his thoughts on the challenging series, saying that the COVID-19 limits on training facilities, travel, and socialisation prevented him from viewing it as a genuine series.
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Although the epidemic actually presented some challenges for the players, many people took Stuart Broad’s remarks as a sign of weakness and denial.
Iceland Cricket responded to Stuart Broad’s remarks by jokingly tweeting that all Test results going back to 1877 should be thrown out because they weren’t permitted to play. The remark was obviously intended to poke fun at Broad’s inability to see a series as legitimate just because it did not adhere to his particular criteria.
In the spirit of Stuart Broad, we declare all Test results since 1877 to be null and void because we weren't allowed to compete. pic.twitter.com/CL4AavEt9D
— Iceland Cricket (@icelandcricket) April 27, 2023
Despite the fact that the last Ashes series was played in challenging conditions because of the pandemic, cricket boards and fans all around the world recognised it as a legitimate cricket series, regardless of the emotional overtones.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
