England's Prior and Broad talk man out of suicide bid


  • Cricket
  • Wednesday, 08 Jan 2014

England's Matt Prior (R) celebrates next to Stuart Broad after scoring 100 runs against New Zealand on day five of their final cricket test at Eden Park in Auckland, March 26, 2013. REUTERS/Nigel Marple

(Reuters) - England cricketers Matt Prior and Stuart Broad turned Good Samaritans after talking a man out of jumping off a bridge in Darling Harbour, Sydney, media reports said on Wednesday.

Wicketkeeper Prior was with fast bowler Broad and England security officer Terry Minish when they spotted the unnamed man, who was thought to be English, about to jump.

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