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James Anderson and Stuart Broad take on golf's 14-Club challenge

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Cricketers James Anderson and Stuart Broad go head-to-head in golf's 14-Club Challenge. Who claimed bragging rights?

Stuart Broad and James Anderson put their golf skills to the test by going head-to-head in the latest edition of the 14-Club challenge.

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With the Cricket World Cup well under way, the English duo visited Hillside Golf Club to try and earn bragging rights on the 162-yard par-three tenth hole.

The European Tour's series sees players trying to earn points for every time they hit the green, but they can only use clubs that their opponent hasn't already hit with.

Image: Broad has appeared in a number of Pro-Am events

Padraig Harrington has faced Graeme McDowell and Matt Fitzpatrick played Martin Kaymer in previous editions of the task, with the two cricketers the first amateur pair to take on the test.

Anderson won the coin toss and decided to go first but missed his opening effort, while Broad also found things difficult when trying to find the putting surface.

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