Stuart Broad hurts ankle in England warm-up match
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Stuart Broad returned to the field after treatment, but did not field again
Stuart Broad suffered an injury scare after hurting his ankle on the first day of England's final Test warm-up against a St Kitts & Nevis XI.
England start the first of three Tests against the West Indies on Monday.
Seamer Broad, 28, slipped in his run-up in the second over of the day and returned to the field after receiving almost an hour of ice treatment.
England batsman Jonathan Trott, playing for St Kitts, was dismissed by James Anderson for a duck, edging to slip
Trott, Gary Ballance, Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow had been named in the hosts' batting line-up, with the aim of providing the England attack with a substantial test.
Although Trott was out for nought and Ballance for 17, Bairstow made 98 and Joe Root ended the day on 87 not out as St Kitts finished on 303-9.
Broad had asked ground staff to tend to the surface around the wicket before hurting his ankle
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