'Hell of a career': Australia's Todd Murphy on Broad
"What you admire about a guy like that is that he charges in no matter what the conditions are and he fights all day and I think that's all you can ask from a cricketer and his record is unbelievable," he said.
Australia off-spinner Todd Murphy paid tribute to Broad after Saturday's close.
"What you admire about a guy like that is that he charges in no matter what the conditions are and he fights all day and I think that's all you can ask from a cricketer and his record is unbelievable," he said.
"He's had a hell of a career"
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Broad was also once an impressive lower-order batsman, making 169 against Pakistan at Lord's in 2010.
But he has never been quite the same with the bat since having his nose broken by a bouncer from India's Varun Aaron four years later.
At stumps on Saturday Broad was batting alongside Anderson, the only non-spinner to have taken more Test wickets than his longstanding team-mate, with 690.
Although several years older than Broad, the Lancashire swing bowler -- 41 on Sunday -- has insisted he has no plans to retire.
