James Anderson is the most prolific fast bowler in the history of Test cricket. He is the only speedster with over 700 wickets in the purest format of the game. Anderson has announced that he will hang his boots from Tests.
James Anderson is the only fast bowler who has taken over 700 wickets in the history of Test cricket. Anderson achieved the record during England's five-match Test series against India. He is now set to bid adieu to the format.
Birmingham: Ravichandran Ashwin's performance in the shorter versions has been comparatively better than Test cricket which the burly Tamil Nadu spinner attributes to the time spent at the nets with his personal coach sorting out
Birmingham: India humiliated England after winning the fourth ODI by nine wickets at Edgbaston here Tuesday and lead the 5-match series by 3-0 to go into the last match with a chance to whitewash the
Nottingham: Ambati Rayudu hit an unbeaten 64 to help India coast to a six-wicket victory over England in the third one-day international at Trent Bridge on Saturday, putting the tourists 2-0 ahead in the five-match
Cardiff (Wales): Rocked by one controversy after another, India will be hoping that the spotlight shifts to the cricketing action as they take on an upbeat England side today in the second one day international
Bristol: Their morale battered by the Test series debacle, India would look to make a fresh beginning and salvage lost pride when they take on England in a five-match ODI cricket series starting here. On
London: The series against India has taught England pace spearhead James Anderson a lesson or two. Instead of being aggressive with his attitude and mouth, Anderson now prefers to let the ball do all the
London: Former captain Sunil Gavaskar slammed the Indian cricketers for their embarrassing innings defeat in the fourth Test at Old Trafford, saying that they showed "no backbone" to fight against a "persistent" England side. "There
Manchester: After making an impressive return to the Indian fold, fast bowler Varun Aaron says he won't cut down on his pace despite having a history of suffering stress fractures. Aaron has so far dismissed
New Delhi: The cameramen would be more keen on capturing the facial expression of Ravindra Jadeja and Jimmy Anderson when the fourth test starts at Manchester on Thursday.Jadeja has fallen three times to Anderson in
Manchester: India's former legendary all-rounder and captain Kapil Dev, now a television commentator, believes India's current quick bowlers are frequently getting injured because of an excess of cricket."I used to play only five months of
London: England left-hander Gary Ballance has admitted that a dinner with skipper Alastair Cook helped get his focus back in the game after he came in the news for his shirtless act in an inebriated
Manchester: With lingering disappointment of an unfavourable verdict in the James Anderson fracas, India go into the fourth cricket Test against England here tomorrow facing a selection dilemma on whether to leave out a couple
New Delhi: The speed with which judicial commissioner Gordon Lewis threw out a Level Three charge against Anderson on Friday was an embarrassment for India, but they are showing little sign of taking it on
Southampton: The Judicial Commissioner, probing the James Anderson-Ravindra Jadeja altercation today found both the players not guilty after a marathon six-hour hearing, clearing the decks for their participation in the remainder of the Test series.
New Delhi: James Anderson has been retained for the fourth Investec Test against India despite the fears he could be suspended over spat with Ravindra Jadeja.If International Cricket Council suspends him England would find them
Southampton: England skipper Alastair Cook today praised the efforts of his team's senior members for their contribution in the 266-run victory over India in the third Test here. The seniors received a lot of a
Southampton: India were staring at a crushing defeat after yet another miserable batting display gave England a complete stranglehold in the third cricket Test here today. Chasing an improbable target of 445, India were tottering
Southampton: India still needed 47 runs to avoid the embarrrassment of a follow-on after pathetic shot selection by some of the top-order batsmen, which allowed England to tighten their grip on the third cricket Test
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