England fast bowler Stuart Broad on Monday downplayed the head-to-head battle between India captain Virat Kohli and veteran quick James Anderson ahead of the opening Test of the five-match series, starting on Wednesday at the Edgbaston cricket ground in Birmingham. The 32-year-old Broad, who is returning to action after recovering from an ankle injury, said England have plans to stop a key player like Virat Kohli. "I really don't agree with the theory that one particular bowler can target a world-class batsman," Broad was quoted as saying by the International Cricket Council (ICC) website. "You have to have that pressure and theatre at both ends against that sort of quality -- that's when you get mistakes. If he's able to really watch Jimmy (Anderson) and play carefully but score off me, you're taking away any advantage as a team. "As a bowling unit, we will just have to make it as h...