Stuart Broad relishes being leader of Englands pace pack

By Derek Pringle, Cricket Correspondent, in Dhaka Published: 4:07PM GMT twenty-six February 2010

Ambassador: Stuart Broad visits a propagandize in Dhaka on Friday Photo: PA

Stuart Broad thinks neither, desiring the trio"s deficiency creates an sparkling event for players, generally the bowlers, to have decisions for themselves.

"Being but Jimmy and a bowling manager unequivocally gives you that additional responsibility," Broad pronounced on Friday prior to on vacation a internal propagandize with a array of alternative England players.

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"As Ajmal [Shahzad] pronounced the alternative day, "it gives you that event to unequivocally see in to yourself". You have to figure it out as no one else can collect up on things. I think as a immature bowling conflict over here that"s a unequivocally great on all sides to be in."

Ryan Sidebottom is older, but Broad, who was complacent from both of England"s warm-up games here, has insincere Anderson"s purpose as the personality of the gait pack. A shortcoming similar to that competence corrupt majority of his age but Broad has kept records from prior tours abroad he rationalises that being usually twenty-three he might well debate these places some-more than once that he plans to deliberate in times of need.

"I had a little records that I looked up from the debate to Sri Lanka in 2007," pronounced Broad. "I had utterly a successful debate over there and I wrote a couple of things down, similar to utilizing slower balls at certain times of the over as the miss of gait on them creates attack a range some-more difficult.

"It"s great for me to have the combined shortcoming of Jimmy not being here and receiving it on to have certain the alternative bowlers are looked after. With no bowling manager I suspect that shortcoming is needed."

The peaceful inlet of the pitches here equates to bowlers need to have a close attribute with their captain, as sides need to sequence plots to take wickets. Broad does not feel that carrying Alastair Cook as skipper rather than Andrew Strauss will imperil that.

"I don"t know the expect numbers but I"ve had five of 6 captains in my 3 years of personification for England," pronounced Broad. "Cooky"s captained all by the age groups and is utterly experienced in the captaincy purpose and I"m seeking brazen to personification underneath him.

"My attribute with him has not altered at all. We"re perplexing to pull him to the front of the train since that"s where the captain sits, but he wants to stay at the behind and be concerned in all the banter."

England"s new energy have up will be tested in Sunday"s day-night compare opposite Bangladesh, who are doubtful to be a pushover on a home vegetable patch that facilities airb wickedness you can roughly chew.

The home side, captained by Shakib Al Hasab, have forsaken Mohammad Ashraful, a excellent but fickle batsman, and built the group full of all-rounders, together with Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, who came behind from damage opposite England dual days ago.

England"s last XI will rely on what Cook and Andy Flower review in to the representation when they see at it on Saturday. They contingency confirm either the conditions clear only one dilettante spinner, Graeme Swann, or two, the second being James Tredwell.

Craig Kieswetter will open the batting with Cook but will probably not keep wicket, that avocation being left to Matt Prior, for now. With this array charity a taster of subsequent year"s World Cup, scheduled for India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, Flower will be examination delicately to see who thrives and who does not. With Kieswetter a picturesque choice to keep, Prior"s batting in the center sequence will come underneath additional scrutiny.

Bangladeshs Australian coach, Jamie Siddons, has a little blunt views on Strausss absence. "People in organisations have their own choices to have about either they come here or not," Siddons said. "My thoughts are that it bites them on the crippled at the finish of the series. The opener theyve brought [Kieswetter] isnt great sufficient and they destroy at that piece of the game. And we can say, dont come subsequent time as well."

"I think everybody will sense a lot from this tour," pronounced Broad. "No one in the England stay thinks this is going to be a walkover. But we need to go on the movement we got from violence South Africa in the winter. If we don"t there"s no point in being here. We need to come here and win."

England (probable): AN Cook (capt), C Kieswetter, KP Pietersen, PD Collingwood, EJG Morgan, MJ Prior, LJ Wright, SCJ Broad, GP Swann, TT Bresnan, RJ Sidebottom.