Thursday 5 March 2015 06:51, UK
Stuart Broad says England are focused on winning their final two World Cup games and gaining a quarter-final spot, despite a poor start to the tournament.
Speaking to Sky Sports, the fast-bowler said the clean slate that a quarter-final spot would bring is an exciting prospect, but knows the side must first focus on winning their remaining Pool B matches against Bangladesh and Afghanistan.
Broad - who has talked up his Nottinghamshire team-mate Alex Hales as a potential saviour to England's batting woes - also gave his thoughts on the following:
- His own performances with the ball.
- The mood among the players.
- His thoughts on the batting records being broken at the World Cup.
- Whether the associate countries should play in the 2019 tournament.
- The news of a possible England return for Kevin Pietersen.
Watch the video above to see the full interview. And catch England's next game against Bangladesh live on Sky Sports World Cup from 3am on Monday
