MANCHESTER, England : India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni says "it is time for us to move ahead" after the International Cricket Council announced Wednesday it will not appeal the decision to exonerate England's James Anderson of the level three charge of pushing and abusing Ravindra Jadeja.
Speaking ahead of the fourth test between the two sides at Old Trafford, Dhoni said "it is very important not to drag one thing into another" and that "in the last game, we were only concentrating on cricket."
Dhoni's opposite number Alastair Cook does not feel Anderson, who could have been banned for four test matches, needs to tame his aggressive approach. "There's always that muddy line," Cook said. "He needs that for his bowling. The way he bowled at Southampton (in the third test) was incredible."
