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The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry, The Ashes, may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over the Gaba Test. Anderson though is licking his lips

La Nina threat looms over The Ashes but why is James Anderson licking his lips?

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry, The Ashes, may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over the Gaba Test. But why is England's James Anderson licking his lips?

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over The Ashes.
It may be concerning news for the broadcasters but England's James Anderson would definitely be licking his lips. There's probably no other bowler who exploits moisture in the air more than Jimmy. Interestingly, La Nina struck Australia during England's 2010 Ashes tour as well and Anderson rattled the Kangaroos in the 1st innings of&nbsp;the Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Tests respectively. The 3 Lions won all those 3 matches and retained the urn.
It may be concerning news for the broadcasters but England's James Anderson would definitely be licking his lips. There's probably no other bowler who exploits moisture in the air more than Jimmy. Interestingly, La Nina struck Australia during England's 2010 Ashes tour as well and Anderson rattled the Kangaroos in the 1st innings of&nbsp;the Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Tests respectively. The 3 Lions won all those 3 matches and retained the urn.
The Ashes start with the Brisbane Test from December 8 and ends with the Perth Test from January 14.

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry, The Ashes, may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over the Gabba&nbsp;Test. But why is England's James Anderson licking his lips?

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over The Ashes.
England's preparations for the 1st Test at the Gabba were dampened after day two of their intra-squad match was abandoned in Brisbane.&nbsp;The visitors were unable to play due to a water-logged pitch. According to the met department, the miserable weather which is due to disturbance in the oceanic and atmospheric conditions is expected to hamper most of England&rsquo;s Ashes tour.&nbsp;Rainfall over eastern Australia can be around 20 per cent higher than usual from December to March when La Nina is in play.
It may be concerning news for the broadcasters but England's James Anderson would definitely be licking his lips. There's probably no other bowler who exploits moisture in the air more than Jimmy. Interestingly, La Nina struck Australia during England's 2010 Ashes tour as well and Anderson rattled the Kangaroos in the 1st innings of&nbsp;the Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Tests respectively. The 3 Lions won all those 3 matches and retained the urn.
The Ashes start with the Brisbane Test from December 8 and ends with the Perth Test from January 14.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="'We were a bit shocked' Australia opener Marcus Harris on Tim Paine sexting scandal" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/we-were-a-bit-shocked-australia-opener-marcus-harris-on-tim-paine-sexting-scandal-1637730936491" target="_blank">'We were a bit shocked' Australia opener Marcus Harris on Tim Paine sexting scandal</a>

Team India fielding coach R Sridhar&nbsp;has opened up on why aggression ran high during the Lord's Test vs England. On Ravichandran Ashwin's&nbsp;YouTube&nbsp;channel, he revealed that after Bumrah's barrage of bouncers at Anderson during the first innings, the Indian pacer went up to Jimmy and patted at him, so as to tell him that it wasn&rsquo;t intentional but Anderson brushed him aside.
It sparked a fire in everyone and The effect of that was visible on day 5, explained Sridhar. English quicks also bowled bouncers at Bumrah&nbsp;and Shami&nbsp;with a couple of balls hitting&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;on the helmet. They still stood tall and took India to a winning total.
That ignited Team India even more and what followed was an aggressive outburst by the bowlers and skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;which blew away England in just 2 sessions.
Also read:&nbsp;India vs England: Lord's loss forces changes in English squad, Sibley and Crawley dropped

Anderson's refusal to accept Bumrah's apology charged up team: R Sridhar

Bumrah&nbsp;went up to Jimmy and patted at him, so as to tell him that bowling bouncers at him&nbsp;wasn&rsquo;t intentional but Anderson brushed him aside: R Sridhar

Team India fielding coach R Sridhar&nbsp;has opened up on why aggression ran high during the Lord's Test vs England. On Ravichandran Ashwin's&nbsp;YouTube&nbsp;channel, he revealed that after Bumrah's barrage of bouncers at Anderson during the first innings, the Indian pacer went up to Jimmy and patted at him, so as to tell him that it wasn&rsquo;t intentional but Anderson brushed him aside.
It sparked a fire in everyone and The effect of that was visible on day 5, explained Sridhar. English quicks also bowled bouncers at Bumrah&nbsp;and Shami&nbsp;with a couple of balls hitting&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;on the helmet. They still stood tall and took India to a winning total.
That ignited Team India even more and what followed was an aggressive outburst by the bowlers and skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;which blew away England in just 2 sessions.

<ul>
<li>'Bumrah&nbsp;went up to Jimmy &amp; patted at him but Anderson brushed him aside'</li>
<li>Team India blew away England in just 2 sessions on Day 5 at Lord's</li>
</ul>

Team India fielding coach R Sridhar&nbsp;has opened up on why aggression ran high during the Lord's Test vs England. On Ravichandran Ashwin's&nbsp;YouTube&nbsp;channel, he revealed that after Bumrah's barrage of bouncers at Anderson during the first innings, the Indian pacer went up to Jimmy and patted at him, so as to tell him that it wasn&rsquo;t intentional but Anderson brushed him aside.
It sparked a fire in everyone and The effect of that was visible on day 5, explained Sridhar. English quicks also bowled bouncers at Bumrah&nbsp;and Shami&nbsp;with a couple of balls hitting&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;on the helmet. They still stood tall and took India to a winning total.
That ignited Team India even more and what followed was an aggressive outburst by the bowlers and skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;which blew away England in just 2 sessions.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="India vs England: Lord's loss forces changes in English squad, Sibley and Crawley dropped" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/india-vs-england-lord-s-loss-forces-changes-in-english-squad-sibley-and-crawley-dropped-1629356634333" target="_blank">India vs England: Lord's loss forces changes in English squad, Sibley and Crawley dropped</a>

One of the greatest fast bowlers in Test cricket, James Anderson added another feather to his cap when he picked up his 1000th First Class wicket while turning up for Lancashire&nbsp;in County Cricket. Playing against Kent, Anderson picked up a career-best 7-wicket haul including the scalps Zak Crawley, Jordon Cox, Oliver Robinson, Jack Leaning, Heino Kuhn, Matt Milnes, and Harry Podmore as Kent were bowled out for 74&nbsp;in the first innings. His figures of 7 wickets for 19 runs are also his best career figures&nbsp;for his county side. A fair warning to the travelling Indian batters who would be facing the 39-year-old in a 5-match Test series next month as the cricketer looks nowhere close to hanging up his boots just yet.&nbsp;

James Anderson's warning for Indian batters ahead of the England tour

Anderson added another feather to his cap when he picked up his 1000th First Class wicket while turning up for Lancashire&nbsp;in County Cricket

One of the greatest fast bowlers in Test cricket, James Anderson added another feather to his cap when he picked up his 1000th First Class wicket while turning up for Lancashire&nbsp;in County Cricket. Playing against Kent, Anderson picked up a career-best 7-wicket haul including the scalps Zak Crawley, Jordon Cox, Oliver Robinson, Jack Leaning, Heino Kuhn, Matt Milnes, and Harry Podmore as Kent were bowled out for 74&nbsp;in the first innings. His figures of 7 wickets for 19 runs are also his best career figures&nbsp;for his county side. A fair warning to the travelling Indian batters who would be facing the 39-year-old in a 5-match Test series next month as the cricketer looks nowhere close to hanging up his boots just yet.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>James Anderson breaches the 1000 FC Wickets barrier&nbsp;</li>
<li>Anderson picks up career-best 7-wicket haul for Lancashire&nbsp;in County Cricket&nbsp;</li>
<li>Anderson is the only fast bowler to take more than 600 Test wickets&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Anderson eager to resume battle vs Kohli in 2021 series

It will be a tough battle but that's something I enjoy: Anderson on facing Virat&nbsp;next year

England's leading wicket-taker and the only fast bowler to have recently entered the 600-wicket club is eagerly waiting to resume Test rivalry vs Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;when England tours India next year. In a&nbsp;Test Match Special podcast, Jimmy said that it's always tough bowling at batsmen of that quality. It will be a tough battle but that's something he enjoys and wants to get the best players out. Virat&nbsp;who had a disastrous England tour in 2014, buried his demons when India travelled to England in 2018. Talking about it, Anderson said that&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;was a lot more patient in 2018. He waited for you to bowl at him and was very strong off his legs so he could score freely. England is scheduled to travel to India for a 5-match Test series in January.

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