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Tuesday 12 April 2011 9:05 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 5:08 am

Broad targets May comeback

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CRICKET: England fast bowler Stuart Broad hopes to make a return to competitive action early next month for Nottinghamshire against Yorkshire. Broad, 24, had to fly home before his country’s last two World Cup group fixtures. “I’m hoping to play on 4 May at home to Yorkshire,” he said. England begin their summer programme against Sri Lanka at Cardiff on 26 May.

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