Stuart Broad Rages As Ben Stokes Denies To Take DRS Review At Lord's - WATCH VIDEO

Broad was completely satisfied that he trapped Labuschagne but then Stokes did not take a review. According to the replay, the ball would have rattled the leg stump.

Stuart Broad of England reacts after a unsuccessful appeal during Day Three of the LV= Insurance Ashes 2nd Test match between England and Australia.

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England veteran speedster Stuart Broad was disappointed after Ben Stokes refused to take a review against the umpire's decision during the second Ashes Test at Lord's on Friday. The incident transpired when Marnus Labuschagne was trapped LBW and the umpire gave him not out however it was quite close.

Broad was completely satisfied that he trapped Labuschagne but then Stokes did not take a review. According to the replay, the ball would have rattled the leg stump and the review would have been successful. Broad was apparently not happy with the incident and coach McCullum also signaled from the dressing room that it would have been out, the veteran pacer made his disappointment evident to the skipper.

I'm so glad there's a new Stuart Broad reaction. Its been too long pic.twitter.com/OElNlN3VQN

— Matt (@Matt_Walker96) June 30, 2023

When England didn’t review that third shout 🤣

Labuschagne covering the stumps.

Stuart Broad’s face when Baz informs him it would have been out 🤣 pic.twitter.com/InQCpBKBVA

— Damien Ractliffe (@DamienRactliffe) July 1, 2023

Notably, England’s commitment to Bazball’s approach has been constantly raising questions from the fans and former cricketers after yet another poor display of batting in the second Test against Australia. Despite a commanding position at 278/4, the English team were restricted to 325 runs, conceding a vital first-innings lead of 91 runs to Australia. Batters like Ollie Pop, Ben Duckett, and Joe Root perished even though the visitors' short-ball strategy was evident. The English skipper Ben Stokes was also departed by Mitchell Starc off the second delivery.

Meanwhile, Australian teamconcluded Day 3 on 130/2, taking a substantial lead of 221 runs over the hosts. Usman Khawaja came up with a brilliant knock once again, playing a crucial role in Australia’s innings and building partnerships with David Warner and Labuschagne.

Khawaja remained not out on 58, with Steve Smith, who scored a century in the first innings.