Sources: 
Former England fast bowler
Stuart Broad has joined the South African cricket team as a consultant ahead of the World Test Championship final against Australia, scheduled to begin at Lord's on June 11.
Broad, aged 38, retired from international cricket following the 2023 Ashes series and this consultancy marks his first coaching role since retirement. He will work with South Africa for one day on June 9, assisting the team in their preparations for the high-stakes final.
South Africa will face the defending champions Australia, who won the previous final against India at The Oval in 2023. Broad's experience and insight as a former top-level bowler are expected to be valuable for the Proteas as they strategize to overcome the reigning champions.
"Broad, 38, will work for one day as a consultant at training on 9 June - his first role in coaching since retiring at the end of the 2023 Ashes," the reports noted.
The World Test Championship final is a marquee event in international cricket, and Broad's involvement underscores the importance South Africa places on expert guidance to enhance their chances.
This consultancy role could mark the beginning of a new chapter in Broad's cricketing career, transitioning from player to mentor and coach.
Meanwhile, Australia’s squad includes promising all-rounders like Beau Webster and Cameron Green, highlighting the competitive nature of the upcoming final.
"Broad will help South Africa prepare for the World Test Championship final begins at Lord's on 11 June. Australia are defending champions, having beaten India at The Oval in 2023."Sources: Former England bowler Stuart Broad will serve as a consultant for South Africa ahead of the World Test Championship final against Australia at Lord's on June 11. Broad, 38, retired after the 2023 Ashes and will assist South Africa in training on June 9, marking his first coaching role.
