Stuart Broad gets a new job at the rivals in England while working as Sky Sports Pundit

Stuart Broad joined South Africa prior to the World Test Championship – but is not planning a full -time coaching role.

The Proteas are confronted with Australia in the WTC final at Lord’s This week.

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Wide became a member of the Bowlers of South Africa for a session on Monday.

The former star of England took a consultancy role at the house of Cricket prior to day 1.

And his tips seemed to be bearing fruit, with Australia for only 212 in 56.4 overs.

Broad played 28 tests at Lord’s during his career and claimed 113 Wickets.

He said Sky Sports: “It’s very much about the tactics of that specific land and the nuances that that slope entails.

“Many overseas bowlers can sometimes do a spell to get used to playing there.

“I will just have conversations with a few of their boys on field placements and how to be taken and only the differences that Lord can bring for different bowlers.”

Widely played 167 times for the English test side.

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He is number 2 on the English Wicket-Taker list of all time, retiring in 2023.

Asked if he would wear a South African training suit, he laughed: “I have no idea.

“I won’t buy there at a club shop. I will pop up in my casuals and see where we are going.”

Broad was later spotted on the field with the South African bowlers.

And he got a training stop to wear while giving them instructions about how he could get the most out of the Lord’s field.

Is wide Now an expert for Sky Sports.

He is ready to offer his expert analysis for the ATTON OF ENGLAND later this month with India.

And the 38-year-old has excluded in Coaching-Esthans for the time being.

Broad added: “I like to talk about bowling, it is what I probably know most about, but I don’t want the travel level that brings full -time coaching at the moment.

“I want to stay connected to the game. The game is progressing so fast; to be with young players is really good.

“It is not only for your knowledge about the game, but also for your punditry – understanding what new players are looking at to develop their game.”