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However, Broad says Tongue needs a big couple of years to secure his place among the bowling attack. Watch England v India live on Sky SportsSpeaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Broad said: "With fast bowling, a lot of it is about fitness and staying on the park. You've got to be on the park to take wickets, you know. "I'm looking for a big couple of years from Josh Tongue because I played with him against Australia at Lord's, and then he didn't play another Test match until Zimbabwe this year.

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Former England bowler Broad says part of his job was to "control" Stokes's workload in matches and wants to see a concerted effort to keep him fresh for as long as possible. Watch England v India live on Sky SportsSpeaking exclusively to Radio Times, Broad said: "It's the fittest I've seen him looking. That doesn't necessarily correlate to being cricket fit, unfortunately – they do seem to be two very different things.

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However, the 38-year-old – who retired from Test cricket in 2023 – acknowledges "big questions will be asked" should this series and the Ashes at the end of the year go awry. Watch England v India live on Sky SportsIn an exclusive interview with Radio Times, Broad was asked whether McCullum could depart the role if England lose to both India and Australia. He responded: "I don't think so, because he's taken the white-ball job with a long-term future involved in that.

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However, he was quick to suggest that losing talismanic former captain Virat Kohli may actually strengthen the tourists' hand when they step out at Headingley this week. Watch England v India live on Sky SportsSpeaking exclusively to Radio Times, Broad said: "England will win the series. "When was India's last Test series win in England? 2007, a long time ago. I think England are very good in their own conditions. "Any team going away from home to win a five-Test match series is difficult.

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There is a slate of 35 races in total to enjoy, including eight Group One races set to steal the headlines throughout the week. Runners and riders are aiming for a slice of the £10 million prize pot to be divvied out to the champions, with legendary trainer Aiden O'Brien and jockey Ryan Moore expected to go well this week. RadioTimes.com brings you all the TV details you need to know for Royal Ascot 2025, including the full TV schedule.