Stuart Broad: Ben Stokes, Bazball & The Mindset That Changed English Cricket

People have spent the money to come and watch you here at Lords Homer Cricket. They don't want to see you block the ball. Go and win the game. And if you lose trying to win, we're all happy, but go and win the game. It's a game based around being able to deal with failure and being able to deal with someone getting the better of you but then bouncing back.

You know, you're not going to score 100 every day. You're not going to get five for every day. But that's why you can't judge yourself on the outcome all the time. Challenge your limitations. But learn and stick by your strengths.

Hi there, welcome along to High Performance. Listen, if you're in a moment in your life where a big decision is looming or maybe big change is on the horizon, you may be feeling fearful. Well, today's guest is here to help you understand how we can deal with fear and deal with uncertainty that change often brings us. This week the cricket world was stopped in its tracks when Ben Stokes, the man who arguably has transformed English cricket as he led with total authenticity and always ran towards danger, announced his retirement from the game at Trent Bridge, and he leaves behind one of the most remarkable captaincy stories the game has ever seen. And there's actually

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