Stuart Broad Trolling Australia Again After Being Given Out and Then Not Out

Every Australian's favourite pantomime villain, Stuart Broad, was at it again on the second morning of the first Test of the Ashes.

The England No. 9 was initially given out on the field after Australian fielder Adam Voges claimed a catch off Mitchell Johnson, but the decision was overturned and Broad reinstated after television replays showed the ball had touched the floor.

The incident came shortly after Broad had copped one on the helmet while attempting to duck a ball that was nowhere near short enough to duck.

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Clearly expecting a bouncer, @StuartBroad8 ducks and gets hit on the lid. #Ashes pic.twitter.com/JJ00CHWqv6

— Baz Cooper (@bazdjcooper) July 9, 2015"

It's fair to say Johnson wasn't impressed with Broad's batting (warning: tweet contains profanity):

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Mitchell Johnson has just gestured in no uncertain terms to the crowd that Stuart Broad is shitting himself!

— David Coverdale (@dpcoverdale) July 9, 2015"

Broad gained infamy in Australia when he declined to walk after edging behind during the 2013 Ashes series, going on to make 65 to set up a narrow England win.