Stuart Broad wants clean sweep when England play Pakistan and Sri Lanka

England bowler Stuart Broad is a clean sweep of Test series wins targeting when Pakistan and Sri Lanka this summer visit England.

England have beaten all comers in recent years, including the impressive Ashes series win over Australia last summer, but the scalps of Pakistan and Sri Lanka withdrew them.

Broad says England is determined to beat both teams this summer, the site do it, so play through an attractive brand of cricket
We are in a great place as England cricket team, "said Broad Sky Sports News HQ.

"There are a lot of people in England are spoken spots, which is always a bonus and we have seven of the nine test Trophies our disposal
The two we did not have Sri Lanka and Pakistan. You are here this summer, and what an opportunity that's what. For a motivation that is for a group of guys all summer to fight and play some exciting cricket and entertain

"Part of the new philosophy of England win cricket matches of course, but we also want people watching to entertain and we will look to do that we continue every day in this field step.

"We have a young team got so we had inconsistent for a few days, but the more cricket we better play we get to that. But whatever we do, we will be there with a smile on our face and in a do positive way. "
Broad was also his view on the new helmet regulations asked for Test captain Alastair Cook season finally started wearing pull this week to take a Governing compliant cover in Essex County Championship with Sussex front of an old style helmet.

"In the last few years there have been some cases where that was pretty tough," Broad said.

"Craig Kieswetter had to retire with a broken cheekbone and of course the Phillip Hughes scenario was just awful. I had one that went through the grid and broke my nose in both places so I obviously have seen it on the wrong side.

"But there are batsmen out there - Cookie has nearly 10,000 runs in a certain style achieved It's hard for him to change and adapt ..
"I'm more of a bowler so I take safety first, while someone like cookies or Jonathan Trott, batting their careers, their careers are scoring runs, so I understand they do not want to take the risk point of view of the issuing ball for a fraction of a second or a bad feeling

"Cookie-average 45 or 46 with this special helmet, so that he is no risk to run early or will cost us to change a test match by a helmet."

Broad also looking forward to some of his friends and international colleagues opposite when Nottingham host Yorkshire live at Trent Bridge, on Sky Sports at the beginning of next month.

The Nottingham seamer said: "Our next game is against Yorkshire who actually live on Sky and that is like a test match to play with Joe Root and Gary Balance and Liam Plunkett and Adil Rashid, so it will be a great challenge for both Teams in Trent Bridge.There is much force in Division 1 in the County Championship and it's great, interesting England players because they go there to see for their districts.

"We know that to get England spaces available and the best way in the England team, performances must be put on the board in the County Championship."