Stuart Broad Joins Elite Club, Breaks Ian Botham's Record With 600th Test Wicket- IN PICS

ENG vs AUS: Stuart Broad broke quite a few records with his 600th Test wicket during Day 1 of the fourth Ashes Test.

ENG vs AUS: Stuart Broad broke quite a few records with his 600th Test wicket during Day 1 of the fourth Ashes Test.

Stuart Broad of England celebrates the wicket of Travis Head of Australia and his 600th Test Career Wicket with teammate Ben Stokes during Day One of the Ashes 4th Test Match between England and Australia at Old Trafford on July 19, 2023 in Manchester, England. (Image Source: Getty Images)

As soon as he scalped his 600th Test wicket, he broke Ian Botham's incredible record. Broad broke Botham's record of being the most successful bowler against Australia in Tests. (Image Source: Getty Images)

While Botham had picked 148 wickets against Australia, Broad's wicket of Travis Head, which was his 600th Test wicket, was also his 149th against Australia (Image Source: Getty Images).

The LED Screen acknowledges the 600th Test Career Wicket of Stuart Broad of England during Day One of the Ashes 4th Test Match between England and Australia at Old Trafford on July 19, 2023 in Manchester, England. (Image Source: Getty Images)

With his 600th wicket, Broad also entered an elite club of bowlers with 600 or more Test wickets. This includes f Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan (800), Australia's Shane Warne (708), England's James Anderson (688) and former India captain Anil Kumble (619). (Image Source: Getty Images)

Stuart Broad of England celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of Travis Head of Australia which was his 600th Wicket in Test Match Cricket during Day One of Ashes 4th Test Match between England and Australia at Old Trafford on July 19, 2023 in Manchester, England. (Image Source: Getty Images)

Stuart Broad of England acknowledges the crowd at the end of the over after reaching his 600th Test Match Wicket during Day One of the Ashes 4th Test Match between England and Australia at Old Trafford on July 19, 2023 in Manchester, England. (Image Source: Getty Images)