DTVHINDI‘I have the skills to win matches for England’ James Anderson said about retirement from Test career
Anderson has turned 41 James Anderson. (Image Source: Getty Images) Before visiting India for the five-match Test series against India, England cricket team’s legendary fast bowler James Anderson has spoken from his heart about his retirement. Anderson says that at present he has no plans to take retirement. However, when 37-year-old former England fast bowler Stuart Broad announced his retirement in the middle of the Ashes series 2023, there was strong speculation that Anderson might also retire along with Broad. Because the 41-year-old’s performance in the Ashes series was average, he took only 5 wickets in the four Test matches played in the Ashes series. Whereas during this period he lost runs at an average of 85.40. On the other hand, before playing the role of lead bowler in the bowling lineup for England in the five-match Test series against India, Anderson has made a big statement about his retirement. Anderson has said that people come and congratulate me on a wonderful career. James Anderson gave a big statement Let us tell you that while talking to The Telegraph about his retirement, James Anderson said – It feels bad when people say this (congratulations on retirement), but you just have to move forward. At present I have no thoughts about retirement. People come up to me and congratulate me on my wonderful cricket career. I tell him that it was Stuart Broad who has retired from Test cricket. That’s not me. I still feel like I have a lot to give to this team. I have the skills to win matches for England and as long as I have it, I don’t think I should retire just because of age. Also read- Aditya Birla Group leads the race to get title sponsorship of IPL Top 4 partnerships of T20I cricket from India 5 Australian players who scored the fastest 4 thousand test runs These 5 Indian players will be out of T20 World Cup 2024 IPL 2024: Rishabh Pant returns, know how the playing XI of Delhi Capitals will be. 5 Indian players who have scored the most centuries in Test cricket against England Top 4 players who have scored most consecutive half centuries in T20 cricket 5 players who have taken the most catches in T20i cricket 4 players who have bowled the most dot balls in cricket (all-format and active players) 5 Indian batsmen who have scored the most runs in their career in first class cricket Top 5 batsmen who scored double century in first class cricket
IND vs ENG 2024: James Anderson is afraid of bowling in India for the first time! Know what the English legend said on retirement
The first Test between India and England will be played in Hyderabad from January 25. James Anderson. (Image Source: Getty Images) England’s tour of India 2024, IND vs ENG: England’s legendary fast bowler James Anderson (James Anderson) has expressed his fear about bowling on Indian pitches ahead of the five-match Test series in India starting from January 25. James Anderson has admitted that the bowlers of the England cricket team will face challenges while bowling on Indian pitches in the upcoming Test series. However, the senior England fast bowler said that his vast experience can help his fellow bowlers as he is visiting India for the sixth time, and he is ready for it. Bowling on Indian pitches will not be easy: James Anderson James Anderson was quoted by The Telegraph as saying, “It is my duty to inform my fellow bowlers about the Indian conditions. We also have bowlers who have never bowled in India before, so it will be a different challenge for them. We have to help them wherever and whenever possible. Read here: IND vs ENG 2024: Nasser Hussain is scaring India in the name of baseball, said- ‘This move can prove very costly for them’ There are only four seamers going on the India tour, so we wouldn’t expect too much seam bowling. It’s just a slightly different role. You may not bowl as many overs as you do in England, but still our seamers are going to be important in the Test series.” Jimmy is in no mood to retire yet The 41-year-old fast bowler said about his retirement, “I still feel that I have a lot to give to the England team. I still feel that I have the skills to win cricket for England, so as long as I feel that way, I don’t think I should retire just because of my age.” These 5 Indian players will be out of T20 World Cup 2024 IPL 2024: Rishabh Pant returns, know how the playing XI of Delhi Capitals will be. 5 Indian players who have scored the most centuries in Test cricket against England Top 4 players who have scored most consecutive half centuries in T20 cricket 5 players who have taken the most catches in T20i cricket 4 players who have bowled the most dot balls in cricket (all-format and active players) 5 Indian batsmen who have scored the most runs in their career in first class cricket Top 5 batsmen who scored double century in first class cricket IND vs AFG: Captain Rohit Sharma will give chance to these 11 players, see playing XI Not only Hardik Pandya, Mumbai Indians have also traded these players
