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The only other pacer to have taken 600 Test wickets or more is his former teammate Stuart Broad, who retired last year with 604 in the bag.

Anderson captures 'Peak 700' in lap of Dhauladhar, Tendulkar terms it 'magnificent'

The only other pacer to have taken 600 Test wickets or more is his former teammate Stuart Broad, who retired last year with 604 in the bag.
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England veteran James Anderson added another glorious chapter to his remarkable tale of longevity when he became the first pacer and the third bowler overall to take 700 Test wickets here on Saturday.
Anderson reached the milestone in his 187th Test by removing India's Kuldeep Yadav, caught behind on day three of the fifth Test here. He lured the Indian tail-ender into a drive and induced the outside edge.
The 41-year-old was on 699 scalps overnight after dismissing Shubman Gill with a beauty on day one.
The only other pacer to have taken 600 Test wickets or more is his former teammate Stuart Broad, who retired last year with 604 in the bag.
Sri Lankan spin great Muttiah Muralidaran has 800 scalps to his name, the most in Tests, followed by the late Shane Warne (708).
India spin great Anil Kumble is fourth in the all time list with 619 wickets in 132 Tests.
Having started when greats like Sachin Tendulkar, Ricky Ponting and Brian Lara were in their prime, Anderson also asked tough questions to the immediate next generation including Virat Kohli, Steve Smith and Kane Williamson.
And in this series, he challenged a Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill, who were toddlers when he made his debut.
No one could have put it more aptly about his longevity than Sachin Tendulkar.
"The first time I saw Anderson play was in Australia in 2002, and his control over the ball looked special. Nasser Hussain spoke very highly of him back then and today, I am sure, he would say, "Maine bola tha" &mdash; that he had called it so early," Tendulkar wrote on his official 'X' handle.
"700 test wickets is a stellar achievement. A fast bowler playing for 22 years and performing so consistently to be able to take 700 wickets would have sounded like fiction until Anderson actually made it happen. Simply magnificent!," the legend further added.
India could only add four runs to their overnight tally to end up at 477, gaining a 259-run first innings lead.
Anderson remains at the top of his game, both physically and skill-wise having made his international debut back in 2002.
England skipper Ben Stokes had spoken highly about his illustrious teammate ahead of England's final Test on the long tour of India.
"Jimmy coming up to 700 wickets, it's phenomenal to think about, especially as a seam bowler. Amazing career to date, and I can&rsquo;t see him stopping. I have played with Jimmy for a long time and I&rsquo;ve never seen him as physically fit as he does right now.
"Being 41, showing that hunger and desire to get better every single day is testament to his attitude and commitment to the game," said Stokes.
Besides close to 200 Tests, Anderson has played 194 ODIs and 19 T20s. He is 13 short of completing 1000 wickets in international cricket.&nbsp;
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Test veteran James Anderson has denied retirement plans ahead of his 41st birthday saying that he still has a lot to give. 

James Anderson 'still has a lot to give', brushes off retirement rumours | Ashes 2023 

Ahead of 41st birthday, England's veteran pacer James Anderson spoke about retirement plans amid a lean patch during the #Ashes2023. 

Test veteran James Anderson has denied retirement plans ahead of his 41st birthday saying that he still has a lot to give.&nbsp;

Ahead of his 41st birthday, England's James Anderson has cleared the air about leaving cricket behind, stating that he has no plans of retiring anytime soon.&nbsp; Anderson, who is England's leading wicket-taker in Tests has 690 scalps to his name but has been going through a lean patch in the ongoing Ashes with just 5 wickets in the entire series so far.&nbsp; Speaking to BBC after Day 2 of the final Ashes Test on Friday, Anderson said, 'In terms of retirement, I've got no interest in going any time soon. I feel like I've got a lot more to give.'&nbsp; Anderson bowled well on the second day of the fifth Test, but picked up his only wicket in the form of Mitchell Marsh. 'You pray that these lean patches don't come in one of the biggest series you could play in but unfortunately for me that is the case,' he said. On July 25, The Test veteran became the oldest player to open the bowling for England in an Ashes Test since Johnny Douglas in 1925.&nbsp; He asserted that he still has a lot of strength left to bowl saying, 'In the past three or four years, I've bowled as well as I ever have. I feel like I've been in so much control, my body has been in a good place, my skills are as good as they ever have been.'&nbsp; After the Ashes, Anderson's next chance to don the England whites will come in January in India and he is hoping to continue till then. (with PTI inputs)

Ashes 2023, ENG vs AUS: James Anderson unhappy with flat pitches, calls bowling at Edgbaston an 'uphill b

Ashes 2023, ENG vs AUS: Anderson unhappy with flat pitches, calls bowling at Edgbaston an 'uphill battle'

After Stuart Broad, James Anderson expressed displeasure over the flat pitch in Edgbaston, watch what he said. 

James Anderson opens up on 'tough' flat pitch at Edgbaston in column for newspaper

Ahead of the second Ashes Test, veteran English pacer James Anderson expressed displeasure over the flat Edgbaston pitch.&nbsp; In a column written for The Telegraph, Anderson said, 'If all the pitches are like that I'm done in the Ashes series. That pitch was like kryptonite for me. There was not much swing, no reverse swing, no seam movement, no bounce and no pace.'&nbsp; He stated that if the pitches were the same for the remainder of the series, then he is 'done' with the Ashes.&nbsp; Ahead of the series, England skipper Ben Stokes said England wanted fast flat pitches to help execute their attacking style of play. But the 40-year-old called bowling on that pitch an 'uphill battle', 'I've tried over the years to hone my skills so I can bowl in any conditions but everything I tried made no difference. I felt like I was fighting an uphill battle.'&nbsp; One of the best pacers to grace cricket, Anderson was a poor show in the first Test, managing only one wicket.&nbsp; 'I know I wasn't on top of my game this week. It was not my best performance. I know I have more to offer and contribute to the team.I want to make up for it at Lord's and all I can do is turn up on Sunday and prepare to play.'&nbsp; England take on Australia in the second Test at the Lord's starting June 28.&nbsp;

England leading wicket-taker James Anderson revealed that he is likely to attain full fitness by the start of Ashes 2023

Ashes 2023: Good news for England! James Anderson likely to attain full fitness soon

Amidst the gloom of Jofra Archer getting ruled out, there is some good news for England.


#Ashes #EnglandCricket

England's leading wicket-taker James Anderson revealed that he is likely to attain full fitness by the start of Ashes 2023

Amidst the gloom of Jofra Archer getting ruled out of the English summer, there is some good news for the Three Lions.&nbsp;
James Anderson, who sustained a groin injury during a county game, is likely to be available for the Ashes series, which starts on June 16.&nbsp;
While talking to BBC's Tailenders podcast, the 40-year-old pacer said he expects to return to competitive cricket in a couple of weeks.&nbsp;
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&ldquo;It&rsquo;s obviously not great getting injured, but it&rsquo;s probably the best outcome for what it is because it&rsquo;s a low-grade thing. I think in a couple of weeks, I&rsquo;ll be back to full fitness,&rdquo; said Anderson.
England's leading wicket-taker also added that he is trying to avoid a similar situation from 2019 when he got injured on Day 1 of the first Ashes Test.

England may have redefined the way Test cricket is played lately but New Zealand gave the Three Lions a taste of their own medicine

NZ vs ENG 2nd Test: New Zealand pull off a thriller, beat England by 1 run after following on

New Zealand pulled off one off the most thrilling wins in Test cricket as they beat England by just 1 run in Wellington. Interestingly, it was just the fourth follow-on victory in Test history.

Here is how the game unfolded

England may have redefined the way Test cricket is played lately but New Zealand gave the Three Lions a taste of their own medicine

England may have redefined the way Test cricket is played lately but New Zealand gave the Three Lions a taste of their own medicine on Tuesday.
The Kiwis pulled off one off the most thrilling wins in Wellington as they beat England by just 1 run in the 2nd Test. Interestingly, it was just the fourth follow-on victory in Test history.
England had declared their 1st innings at 435/8 and the Kiwis were bowled out for a mere 209 in reply.
However the hosts turned the game on its head in the 2nd innings. Following on, New Zealand scored 483 and set England a target of 258.
However, Ben Stokes' men failed to do that as James Anderson was the last man to fall with just 2 runs needed for victory.
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Ravindra Jadeja, after yet another Player of the Match performance, jumped 7 places to break into the top 10 bowlers chart for the first time since September 2019.

ICC Rankings: R Ashwin & Ravindra Jadeja move up in bowlers' list after Delhi Test

Ravindra Jadeja, after yet another Player of the Match performance, jumped 7 places to break into the top 10 bowlers chart for the first time since September 2019.

Check out the latest #ICCRankings

#INDvAUS

Ravindra Jadeja, after yet another Player of the Match performance, jumped 7 places to break into the top 10 bowlers chart for the first time since September 2019.

After India's win in the Delhi Test, both R Ashwin &amp; Ravindra Jadeja moved up in the latest ICC rankings for bowlers.
Ashwin rose to second among the bowlers, with the off-spinner now only 2 rating points behind James Anderson at the top. Australian captain Pat Cummins, meanwhile, dropped 2 places and is now third on the list.
The big mover though was Ravindra Jadeja. The 34-year-old who picked his second consecutive Player of the Match award in the Delhi Test, jumped 7 places to break into the top 10 bowlers chart for the first time since September 2019. He is currently ranked 9th.
Jadeja though continues to top the all-rounders' rankings, with Ashwin behind him in second. Axar Patel, who played an all-important 74-run knock in the first innings at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, climbed two places to reach 5th on the list.
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England's Stuart Broad and James Anderson have etched their names in the history books as they surpass the legendary duo of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath to take the most number of Test wickets as teammates.

NZ vs ENG: Stuart Broad and James Anderson create history with record breaking haul

Stuart Broad and James Anderson overtake the legendary duo of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath to register record-breaking haul

The England pair broke a longstanding record held by the Aussie pair of Warne-McGrath (1,001) and will be remembered for their amazing feat for years to come.

England's Stuart Broad and James Anderson have etched their names in history books as they surpassed the legendary duo of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath to take the most number of Test wickets as teammates.
The England pair broke a longstanding record of 1001 wickets held by Warne &amp; McGrath. Stuart Broad castling Devon Conway in the second innings of the first Test was the 1002nd wicket for the duo.
NZ are currently 63/5 in the final innings and still need 331 more runs to win. Broad and Anderson are in an elite group of just seven players who have amassed more than 500 wickets individually at the Test level as well.
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James Anderson and Stuart Broad, England's all-time leading wicket-takers in the Test format will be a part of the squad for the upcoming Ashes tour. 

James Anderson and Stuart Broad to be included in Ashes squad: Brendon McCullum

England's leading Test wicket-takers James Anderson and Stuart Broad will be a part of the squad for the upcoming Ashes tour. Coach Brendon McCullum himself clarified the doubts on both the players' involvement in the tour.

Here's what he said

England bowling veterans James Anderson and Stuart Broad will be included in the squad for the upcoming Ashes tour according to head coach Brendon McCullum.&nbsp;

James Anderson and Stuart Broad, England's all-time leading wicket-takers in the Test format will be a part of the squad for the upcoming Ashes tour.
England Head coach Brendon McCullum said that the lethal bowling duo will be a part of cricket's most historic rivalry.&nbsp;
Both Anderson and Broad were a part of last year's Ashes squad which took a humiliating 0-4 defeat against Australia.
However, both of them revived their form under the new leadership of Ben Stokes and McCullum and helped the Three Lions win six of their last seven Tests this summer.
McCullum was full of praise for the duo and said that the time they are giving to the younger players in the dressing room has been really valuable for the team.
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The cricketing world may see James Anderson as Virat Kohli's nemeses but it seems that it was Cheteshwar Pujara who was the fast bowler's bunny all this while. 
Pujara opened the innings for India in the 5th Test vs England but couldn't impress and was out for just 13. Once again falling to James Anderson, who has now dismissed the Indian batter 12 times in Tests, the most number of times he has got a batter out in whites. 
Moreover, Pujara has had a disastrous run in the 1st innings of this Test series and was out for single-digit scores in the 1st innings in each of the first 4 Tests, which were played 10 months ago. Interestingly, he was out to Anderson in each of those knocks as well. 
Pujara was dropped from the Indian Test team after the 3-match Test series vs South Africa in January 2022 following a string of below-par performances. He missed the home Test series vs Sri Lanka and then went to play for English County side Sussex. The 34-year-old had an exceptional run there and smashed 2 double hundred and 2 tons in 4 games. As a result, he was once again included in the Test side to face England.
Also read: India Vs England: Rohit returns to lead India, BCCI names two squads for T20I series

India tour of England: Cheteshwar Pujara makes an unwanted record, struggle vs Anderson continues

Cheteshwar Pujara disappoints on his return to Test cricket as Anderson dismisses him for the 12th time in whites

Pujara has had a disastrous run in the 1st innings of this Test series and was out for single-digit scores in the 1st innings in each of the first 4 Tests, which were played 10 months ago

The cricketing world may see James Anderson as Virat Kohli's nemeses but it seems that it was Cheteshwar Pujara who was the fast bowler's bunny all this while.&nbsp;
Pujara opened the innings for India in the 5th Test vs England but couldn't impress and was out for just 13. Once again falling to James Anderson, who has now dismissed the Indian batter 12 times in Tests, the most number of times he has got a batter out in whites.&nbsp;
Moreover, Pujara has had a disastrous run in the 1st innings of this Test series and was out for single-digit scores in the 1st innings in each of the first 4 Tests, which were played 10 months ago. Interestingly, he was out to Anderson in each of those knocks as well.&nbsp;
Pujara was dropped from the Indian Test team after the 3-match Test series vs South Africa in January 2022 following a string of below-par performances. He missed the home Test series vs Sri Lanka and then went to play for English County side Sussex. The 34-year-old had an exceptional run there and smashed 2 double hundred and 2 tons in 4 games. As a result, he was once again included in the Test side to face England.
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England cricketer James Anderson, who will return to action in the rescheduled 5th Test against India said that he was disappointed to miss the series against New Zealand and he will keep his finger crossed when he will be on the field this week.
India is 2-1 up against the hosts in 5 match Test series. The final Test couldn't take place last year due to a Covid outbreak in the Indian camp and will now be played from July 1-5 in Birmingham.
In an interview with Sky Sports, Anderson said that he hates to miss games and after the game at Headingley, feeling around the group is so good that he wants to be around it as much as possible.
In England, Anderson has taken 99 wickets against India in 21 matches and 15 wickets from 4 Tests in the ongoing series. Considering his impressive stats, the English bowler will be a major hurdle for team India in the 5th Test. 
Talking about England's 3-0 Tests win over the Black Caps under new Test captain Ben Stokes and new coach Brendon McCullum, the 39-year-old Englishman said that they will not just settle for those performances, they’ll want even better performances, even more positive cricket. 
Also read: England make bold statement ahead of the India Test, clean sweep New Zealand

England want better performances & positive cricket with new coach and captain, says James Anderson

With the rivalry between Virat Kohli & James Anderson set to resume, the veteran pacer heaped praise on Kohli, calling him one of the best players in the world.

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India Vs England: Fast bowler James Anderson can't wait to play for 'fearless' Three Lions

James Anderson missed the last Test of the 3-0 series win against New Zealand due to concerns over his left ankle.

England cricketer James Anderson, who missed the last Test against New Zealand due to an ankle issue, is now fit and raring to go against Team India.
The veteran pacer said he was disappointed to miss the final game against the Kiwis. Anderson also said that he hates missing matches and after the game at Headingley, the feeling around the whole group is so good that he wants to be around as much as possible. In England, Anderson has taken 99 wickets against India in 21 matches and has 15 wickets in 4 Tests in the ongoing series. Considering his impressive stats, the English bowler will once be a major hurdle for Team India in the rearranged Test. Talking about the renewal of his rivalry with former Captain Virat Kohli, the veteran pacer said he's looking forward to his battle against the Indian superstar. He also called Kohli 'one of the best' batters in the world. The 39-year-old Englishman is also excited by the new England and their fearless approach. He added how he's enjoying the positive cricket they've been playing under new coach Brendon McCullum and new captain Ben Stokes. India are 2-1 up against the hosts in 5 match Test series. The final Test couldn't take place last year due to a Covid outbreak in the Indian camp and will now be played from July 1-5 in Birmingham.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-vs-england-biggest-achievement-of-my-career-jasprit-bumrah-on-becoming-india-captain-1656647201424" target="_blank">India Vs England: 'Biggest achievement of my career' - Jasprit Bumrah on becoming India captain</a>

England Cricket Board has announced their playing XI for the rescheduled fifth Test match against India at the Edgbaston in Birmingham starting on July 1.
There were a lot of discussions over England's playing XI but the Three Lions ended the talks with the announcement a day ahead of the much-awaited Test.
English veteran pacer James Anderson, who missed the final Test against New Zealand makes his return to the playing XI while Ben Foakes will miss the Test after contracting Covid-19 last week. 
After winning the latest Test series against New Zealand 3-0 in their home, Ben Stokes-led side will look forward to winning yet another Test to draw the 5 match Test series against India in which the visitors are 2-1 up.
England playing XI: 
Alex Lees, Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Ben Stokes (C), Jonny Bairstow, Sam Billings (wk), Jack Leach, Matty Potts, Stuart Broad, James Anderson
Also read: 

IND VS ENG 5th Test: England announce playing XI

England have announced their playing XI against India a day in advance.

Check out who's in and who's out.

India Vs England 5th Test: Hosts announce Playing XI for India Test

The Three Lions will be aiming to stop India from winning their first Test series in England in 15 years.

England have announced their playing XI for the rescheduled fifth Test match against India that starts on Friday.
Veteran pacer James Anderson, who missed the final Test against New Zealand, makes his return to the playing XI, with Jamie Overton making way for the 39-year-old. Matty Potts, who finished with 14 wickets from 3 matches against the Black Caps, keeps his place.
Meanwhile, Ben Foakes, who tested positive for Covid-19 during the Headingley Test against New Zealand, misses out. Sam Billings, who came in as the Covid substitute, keeps his place for the rearranged Test as well.
After winning the Test series against New Zealand 3-0 at home, the Ben Stokes-led side will be hoping to keep their winning run in-tact.
England playing XI:&nbsp;
Alex Lees, Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Ben Stokes (C), Jonny Bairstow, Sam Billings (wk), Jack Leach, Matty Potts, Stuart Broad, James Anderson
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-vs-england-fast-bowler-james-anderson-can-t-wait-to-play-for-fearless-three-lions-1656596681626" target="_blank">India Vs England: Fast bowler James Anderson can't wait to play for fearless Three Lions</a>

Wicketkeeper-batter Sam Billings, who came on as the Covid substitute for Ben Foakes during the Headingley Test, has been included in the England squad for the rescheduled match against India.
England have named a 15-man squad for the final Test against India, with Billings the only addition to the group that was picked for the final Test against the Kiwis.
Ben Foakes, who continues to be in isolation after his Covid result, has also been retained. Foakes faces a race against time to recover from the illness ahead of the game on July 1. He was unable to keep wickets on day 3, complaining of back trouble before undergoing a lateral flow test that yielded a positive result.
Veteran fast bowler James Anderson, who was rested for the final Test against New Zealand, is also part of the squad and will most likely be a part of the final XI as well.
India currently lead the series 2-1 and a win or draw in the rescheduled Test will give them a Test series win in England after 15 years. England though have looked formidable under a new coach and captain, highlighted by how they blanked New Zealand 3-0.
A mouth-watering contest awaits us all at Edgbaston!
England squad for 5th Test: Ben Stokes (c), Joe Root, Ollie Pope, James Anderson, Jonny Bairstow, Sam Billings, Stuart Broad, Harry Brook, Zak Crawley, Ben Foakes, Jack Leach, Alex Lees, Craig Overton, Jamie Overton, Matthew Potts

England Vs India: Sam Billings & Ben Foakes included in squad for fifth Test

England announce a 15-man squad for the much-awaited Test against India!

Tap the link to know the names of the English players included in the squad


India currently lead the series 2-1 and a win or draw in the rescheduled Test will give them a Test series win in England after 15 years

Wicketkeeper-batter Sam Billings, who came on as the Covid substitute for Ben Foakes during the Headingley Test, has been included in the England squad for the rescheduled match against India.
England have named a 15-man squad for the final Test against India, with Billings the only addition to the group that was picked for the final Test against the Kiwis.
Ben Foakes, who continues to be in isolation after his Covid result, has also been retained. Foakes faces a race against time to recover from the illness ahead of the game on July 1. He was unable to keep wickets on day 3, complaining of back trouble before undergoing a lateral flow test that yielded a positive result.
Veteran fast bowler James Anderson, who was rested for the final Test against New Zealand, is also part of the squad and will most likely be a part of the final XI as well.
India currently lead the series 2-1 and a win or draw in the rescheduled Test will give them a Test series win in England after 15 years. England though have looked formidable under a new coach and captain, highlighted by how they blanked New Zealand 3-0.
A mouth-watering contest awaits us all at Edgbaston!
England squad for 5th Test: Ben Stokes (c), Joe Root, Ollie Pope, James Anderson, Jonny Bairstow, Sam Billings, Stuart Broad, Harry Brook, Zak Crawley, Ben Foakes, Jack Leach, Alex Lees, Craig Overton, Jamie Overton, Matthew Potts
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James Anderson and Stuart Broad are among the 8 English players who have been dropped by England for their upcoming 3 match Test series against West Indies which will take place in March. The veteran duo who have together taken 1177 Test wickets in total was not a part of England's 16 member squad which ECB announced on Tuesday. While Joe Root will continue to lead the team, wicketkeeper-batter Joss Buttler, Dawid Malan, Sa Billings, Rory Burns, Haseeb Hameed have also been dropped. While emphasizing that exclusion of the 2 seamers does not mean that their career ends with teh English Team, Andrew Strauss, England team's interim managing director said that the selection of a new-looking squad is start of a process and a journey to get England Test cricket back on track. England suffered an embarrassing 4-0 loss Down Under that also led to the sacking of managing director Ashley Giles, head coach Chris Silverwood and assistant coach Graham Thorpe. 

James Anderson, Stuart Broad dropped from England's Test squad vs West Indies

After the Ashes debacle, England Cricket Board who aim to revamp the England Test team's look has dropped James Anderson and Stuart broad from the 16-member squad vs West Indies.

England suffered an embarrassing 4-0 loss Down Under that also led to the sacking of managing director Ashley Giles, head coach Chris Silverwood&nbsp;and assistant coach Graham Thorpe.&nbsp;

James Anderson and Stuart Broad are among the 8 English players who have been dropped by England for their upcoming&nbsp;3 match Test series against West Indies which will take place in March.&nbsp; The veteran duo who have together taken 1177 Test wickets in total&nbsp;was not a part of&nbsp;England's&nbsp;16 member squad which ECB&nbsp;announced on Tuesday. While Joe&nbsp;Root will continue to lead the team, wicketkeeper-batter&nbsp;Joss&nbsp;Buttler, Dawid&nbsp;Malan, Sam Billings, Rory Burns, Haseeb&nbsp;Hameed&nbsp;have also been dropped.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-wi-shikhar-dhawan-shreyas-iyer-test-negative-join-training-ahead-of-2nd-odi-1644379961284">James Anderson, Stuart Broad dropped from England's Test squad vs West Indies</a> While emphasizing that exclusion of the 2&nbsp;seamers&nbsp;does not mean that their career ends with the&nbsp;English&nbsp;Team, Andrew Strauss, the England team's interim managing&nbsp;director said that the selection of a new-looking squad is the start of a process and a journey&nbsp;to get England Test cricket back on track.&nbsp; England suffered an embarrassing 4-0 loss Down Under that also led to the sacking of managing director Ashley Giles, head coach Chris Silverwood&nbsp;and assistant coach Graham Thorpe.&nbsp;

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians the 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.
The drama at the Sydney Cricket Ground boiled down to the last over of the day as Stuart Broad and Jack Leach survived for 8 Overs before Steve Smith found the outside edge of Leach's bat with two overs remaining. But Broad and James Anderson survived the last 12 balls of the match to steal a draw.
Earlier, England resumed their innings from the overnight score of 30-0 but lost the wicket of Haseeb Hameed and Dawid Malan early. Joe Root and Ben Stokes see-off 26 Overs before Scott Boland removed the English captain. Stokes looked determined to save the Test match for but his 123-ball 60 runs knock came to end with more than 25 overs left in the day.
Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler held for the fort next 10 Overs before Cummins scalped the wicket of Buttler and Mark Wood in the same over. Chasing an improbable 388-run target, England scored 270-9 in their second innings
Australia have already retained the Ashes and now the fifth and final Test will be played at Hobart from January 14.

Ashes 4th Test: England draw the Sydney Test in a over thriller vs Australia

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians their 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.

Ashes 4th Test: England draw Sydney Test in a last-over thriller vs Australia

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians the 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.
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The drama at the Sydney Cricket Ground boiled down to the last over of the day as Stuart Broad and Jack Leach survived for 8 Overs before Steve Smith found the outside edge of Leach's bat with two overs remaining. But Broad and James Anderson survived the last 12 balls of the match to steal a draw.
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Earlier, England resumed their innings from the overnight score of 30-0 but lost the wicket of Haseeb Hameed and Dawid Malan early. Joe Root and Ben Stokes saw off 26 overs before Scott Boland removed the English captain. Stokes looked determined to save the Test match for but his 123-ball 60 runs knock came to end with more than 25 overs left in the day.
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Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler&nbsp;stayed on the fort next 10 Overs before Cummins&nbsp;took the wickets&nbsp;of Buttler and Mark Wood in the same over. Chasing an improbable 388-run target, England scored 270-9 in their second innings
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Australia have already retained the Ashes and now the fifth and final Test will be played at Hobart from January 14.

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians their 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians their 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.
The drama at the Sydney Cricket Ground boiled down to the last over of the day as Stuart Broad and Jack Leach survived for 8 Overs before Steve Smith found the outside edge of Leach's bat with two overs remaining. But Broad and James Anderson survived the last 12 balls of the match to steal a draw. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/venkatesh-iyer-ready-to-do-the-finisher-s-job-in-odis-vs-south-africa-1641718872655">Venkatesh Iyer ready to do the finisher's job in ODIs vs South Africa</a>
Earlier, England resumed their innings from the overnight score of 30-0 but lost the wicket of Haseeb Hameed and Dawid Malan early. Joe Root and Ben Stokes saw off 26 overs before Scott Boland removed the English captain. Stokes looked determined to save the Test match for but his 123-ball 60 runs knock came to end with more than 25 overs left in the day.
Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler&nbsp;stayed on the fort next 10 Overs before Cummins&nbsp;took the wickets&nbsp;of Buttler and Mark Wood in the same over. Chasing an improbable 388-run target, England scored 270-9 in their second innings
Australia have already retained the Ashes and now the fifth and final Test will be played at Hobart from January 14.

Joe Root has led the English side in 59 Test matches, out of which 13 are against Australia. He has only won 2 of the matches and lost 9.

Ashes 3rd Test: Joe Root must step down as English skipper, says Geoffrey Boycott

England can't bat and the bowling is ordinary says Geoffrey Boycott and wants Joe Root to step down as captain

Joe Root has led the English side in 59 Test matches, out of which 13 are against Australia. He has only won 2 of the matches and lost 9.

After the debacle Down Under, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-3rd-test-root-wants-to-put-the-pride-back-after-a-hammering-against-australia-1640678086075">Joe Root</a> is facing harsh criticism for his captaincy. Annoyed by the&nbsp;under-performing&nbsp;England, Former English great&nbsp;Geoffrey Boycott on Tuesday attacked the 30-year-old batter and said 'Root must step down from captaincy'. Root has led the English side in 59 Test matches, out of which 13 are against Australia. He has only won 2 of those matches and lost 9.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-3rd-test-all-australian-and-english-players-return-negative-covid-19-tests-1640675750535">Ashes 3rd Test: All Australian and English players return negative Covid-19 tests</a> In his column in the Telegraph, Boycott wrote, 'Now Australia is 3-0 up and the Ashes have gone, will Root please stop saying Australia is not much better than us? I don't mind him living in cuckoo land but stop trying to kid us' The former cricketer said that if Root believes&nbsp;in what he says then he must step down. England can't bat and the bowling is ordinary, he added. He also called out the skipper's decision of not playing James&nbsp;Anderson and Stuart Broad who have&nbsp;over 1100 Test&nbsp;wickets between them.&nbsp;
England who went down in front of towering Australia can now redeem themselves in Sydney and Hobart in the last 2 Test matches. The next Test&nbsp;begins on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-fourth-test-at-sydney-to-go-as-planned-new-south-wales-health-minister-1640687085078">5th January at the Sydney Cricket Ground.</a>
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Ahead of the much-anticipated Ashes, England suffered a major setback as star pacer James Anderson could miss the opening Test against Australia due to an injury

Ashes: James Anderson ruled out of opening Test with injury

England's prolific wicket-taker Anderson missing first Test vs England might prove expensive for Team England. Tap to know more

Anderson who was present in Monday's training session&nbsp;has a minor issue in his calf because of which he will not be reportedly available at the Gabba for the first Test starting December 8th.

Ahead of the much-anticipated&nbsp;Ashes, England suffered a major setback as&nbsp;star pacer James Anderson could miss the opening Test against Australia&nbsp;due to an injury, suggest reports. However, the English Cricket Board is yet to confirm the development of Anderson's participation in the upcoming event.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-final-england-australia-test-will-not-be-played-at-perth-1638851011092">Ashes: final England-Australia Test will not be played at Perth</a> The 39-year-old veteran cricketer has a minor issue in his calf because of which he will not be reportedly available at the Gabba for the first Test starting December 8th.&nbsp; Speaking about Anderson's health,&nbsp;Joss&nbsp;Buttler said that while he is fit he will just be rested for the first Test for precautionary purposes.&nbsp; The English team is already without the services of Jofra&nbsp;Archer who is not a part of the outing as he is recovering from an elbow injury.&nbsp; Anderson has claimed 60 wickets at an average of 35.43 in 18 Tests he has played Down Under. Interestingly, a similar injury made the English cricketer miss the previous version in 2019 as well.&nbsp;

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>

After bowling out England for mere 183, India were sailing smoothly in the 1st Test as the openers put together a 97-run stand. But after Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;got out,&nbsp;James Anderson dragged the hosts back into the contest with 2 wickets on consecutive deliveries, including Indian skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli for a golden duck.
Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane too fell to a mix-up as India were reduced to 112/4. KL Rahul though reached his 12th Test half-century and is unbeaten on 57. Rishabh&nbsp;Pant tried to counter attack before rain forced early stumps on Day 2. India are 125/4 and trail England by 58 runs.
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Nottingham Test: Anderson pulls England back as India's middle order crumbles

India's middle order failed to impress as James Anderson picked 2 wickets inn consecutive deliveries, including skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;for a golden duck.

After bowling out England for mere 183, India were sailing smoothly in the 1st Test as the openers put together a 97-run stand. But after Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;got out,&nbsp;James Anderson dragged the hosts back into the contest with 2 wickets on consecutive deliveries, including Indian skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli for a golden duck.
Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane too fell to a mix-up as India were reduced to 112/4. KL Rahul though reached his 12th Test half-century and is unbeaten on 57. Rishabh&nbsp;Pant tried to counter attack before rain forced early stumps on Day 2. India are 125/4 and trail England by 58 runs.

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<li>Anderson picked up 2 wickets in 2 balls, including Kohli for a golden duck</li>
<li>1st Test: India end day 2 at 125 for 4, trail England by 58 runs</li>
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After bowling out England for mere 183, India were sailing smoothly in the 1st Test as the openers put together a 97-run stand. But after Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;got out,&nbsp;James Anderson dragged the hosts back into the contest with 2 wickets on consecutive deliveries, including Indian skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli for a golden duck.
Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane too fell to a mix-up as India were reduced to 112/4. KL Rahul though reached his 12th Test half-century and is unbeaten on 57. Rishabh&nbsp;Pant tried to counter attack before rain forced early stumps on Day 2. India are 125/4 and trail England by 58 runs.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Tokyo 2020 Olympics: India's best ever finish in Women's Hockey at the Olympics " href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-2020-olympics-india-miss-out-on-a-bronze-medal-great-britain-win-4-3-in-women-s-hockey-1628219807771" target="_blank">Tokyo 2020 Olympics: India's best ever finish in Women's Hockey at the Olympics </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;

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<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>
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ICC Test Rankings: Indian skipper Virat Kohli slumped to the 5th position in the latest ICC Test rankings for batsmen released on Wednesday.

ICC Test Rankings: Virat Kohli slumps to 5th, Joe Root secures 3rd place

While Root is rewarded for his consistent show, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;drops positions due to a slight slump in form. &nbsp;

ICC Test Rankings: Kohli slumps to 5th, Root secures 3rd place

ICC&nbsp;Test Rankings:&nbsp;Kohli slumps to 5th place Root climbs up to 3rd from 4th position Ashwin,&nbsp;Bumrah&nbsp;climb one spot each Anderson jumps&nbsp;to 3rd place from 6th

Indian skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;slumped to the 5th position in the latest ICC&nbsp;Test rankings for batsmen released on Wednesday. Kohli&nbsp;who scored 11 and 72 in the first Test in Chennai was earlier ranked 4th.
His English&nbsp;counterpart Joe Root, however, rose to 3rd after 3 consecutive hundreds, converting 2 of those into double tons. In the Test rankings for bowlers, Ashwin&nbsp;and Bumrah both climbed one spot to be 7th and 8th respectively.
James Anderson was probably the biggest gainer who leapfrogged to 3rd place from 6th, which is now his highest Test ranking since the start of the World Test Championship. While New&nbsp;Zealand's Kane Williamson rules the batsmen ranking, Australian bowler Pat Cummins&nbsp;sits at the top of the bowling ranking.&nbsp;

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