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'Anderson Is An Addict Of The Art Of Bowling', Says Broad Ahead Of Veteran’s Retirement
Former England: Former England fast-bowler Stuart Broad has said James Anderson is "an addict of the art of bowling" ahead of the veteran pacer preparing to play his final Test match against the West Indies at Lord’s starting on July 10.
Anderson had earned 187 caps for England since his debut in 2003 and will end his international career during the Lord’s Test against the West Indies. Earlier this year, Anderson became the third bowler after Shane Warne and Muttiah Muralitharan to reach the landmark of 700 Test wickets – the most by any fast-bowler - earlier this year during England’s fifth and final match of their India tour at Dharamshala in March.
"He loves the rhythm of running into bowl, the control of the technique of his action, the tactical side of whether he’s bowling away swing, inswing, wobble seam. When you talk about professionals who have had longevity, you often talk about their dedication to training, their discipline in the gym and their diet.
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Jos Buttler Set To Miss Third T20I Against Pakistan On Paternity Leave
T20 World Cup: England white ball side captain and opener Jos Buttler will miss the third T20 international during the ongoing four-game series against Pakistan on Tuesday due to his wife Louise expecting their third child.
First-of-its-kind Hybrid Cricket Pitch Marks Its Arrival In India Via Dharamshala
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Haven’t Thought About Retirement; Hopefully India Plays In 2025 WTC Final, Says Rohit Sharma
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One Hundred Percent I Think I Can Make National Comeback, Says Karun Nair
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Hartley Handed Debut; Anderson Misses Out On England's Playing XI For First Test Vs India
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