Anderson has no thoughts of retirement ahead of huge summer
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Broad to replace Anderson for third Test against Sri Lanka
James Anderson
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Top StoryAnderson places McGrath and Steyn above himself in the pantheon of pace
England fast bowler James Anderson says that both Glenn McGrath and Dale Steyn are better fast bowlers than he is.
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Top StoryThe rise of T20 cricket will make Anderson’s record unbreakable
Australia fast bowler Glenn McGrath says that it is only a matter of time before James Anderson surpasses his record for the most wickets by a fast bowler and he believes the new mark will be unbeatable.
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CountriesRankings king Anderson breaches coveted 900-point mark
James Anderson has become only the seventh England bowler and the first in 38 years from his country to breach the 900-point mark in the ICC Test Player Rankings
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CountriesAnderson feels everything hinges on Kohli’s wicket
England fast bowler Jimmy Anderson feels that for England to stand any chance of defending a target of 194 they will have to dismiss Virat Kohli early on the fourth morning.
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EnglandAnderson calls Kohli out on personal runs comment
England fast bowler James Anderson feels that Virat Kohli was not entirely honest when he claimed that it doesn't matter if he gets runs or not.
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CountriesAnderson on track for first Test against India
England seamer James Anderson is in line to be fit for the start of the five-match Test series against India as he makes his return after resting a troublesome shoulder injury.
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CountriesAnderson to rest up ahead of India Test series
England seamer James Anderson will play no cricket for the next six weeks as he looks to overcome a shoulder injury in time to be fit for the start of the Test series against India.
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CountriesAnderson: There is so much to love about the longer form
England seamer James Anderson hopes the shortest format of the game will not curb the growth of skilful swing bowlers in world cricket.
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James AndersonAnderson unhappy with the match ball
England fast bowler James Anderson feels that the original ball given to his team in their Test against New Zealand was not round.
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Top StoryAnderson empathizes with Rabada
England fast bowler James Anderson feels there has to be a place for aggression in Test cricket and feels for the banned Proteas quick Kagiso Rabada.