England’s current most experienced pacer James Anderson has responded to the speculations going around for him being not conferred with a knighthood at New Year’s Honours. According to the English newspaper Sunday Times, England have decided not to adjudged him with the
Virat Kohli often acknowledged that 2014 tour of England was the toughest phase of his career as the run machine struggled to cope with England’s veteran pacer James Anderson and often fell victim to his swing and control which also saw his
England pacer James Anderson has commended Pakistan batsman Babar Azam. Pakistan’s limited-overs skipper Babar Azam has been often compared to Indian skipper Virat Kohli. He is the only batsman who is among the top five batsmen in ICC rankings in all three
Former West Indies pacer Courtney Walsh thinks Indian speedster Jasprit Bumrah well has the potential to reach James Anderson’s milestone. Walsh was the first pacer in the history of cricket to get 500 wickets in the longest format of the game. Till
James Anderson who was the first pacer to reach 600 Test wickets was full of praise for Virat Kohli and highlighted changes in his approach in 2018. James Anderson who is England’s leading pacer in both Tests and ODIs is ecstatic with
Kumar Sangakkara, Sri Lankan wicket-keeper believes that England pacer James Anderson may have set a record that will not be broken after he became the first pacer to reach 600 Test wickets. He made history on the fifth day of the third
England’s premier bowler James Anderson, who recently joined the 600 Test wicket club, has expressed that he is ready to do everything to maintain his spot in England team for the Ashes 2021. The 38-year-old James Anderson’s age might be a blocking
Former Indian spinner Anil Kumble, who has taken 600 Test wickets welcomed England pacer James Anderson to the elusive club. Anderson became the first fast bowler to achieve the feat when he had Pakistan’s Azhar Ali caught by Joe Root on the
James Anderson the first pacer to take 600 wickets in Tests has also fought his way back into the top-ten rankings for Test bowlers after his splendid bowling performance in the third and final Test against Pakistan at the Ageas Bowl in
James Anderson became the first pacer to take 600 Test wickets and Yuvraj Singh — the former Indian left-handed swashbuckling batsman set current pacer Jasprit Bumrah a minimum target of 400 wickets after the pacer congratulated James Anderson for his contribution. The