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Jimmy Anderson reveals he has 'made peace' with shock England axe
Jimmy Anderson insisted he has 'made peace' with his surprise omission from England's ongoing Test series in the West Indies and is fully focused on the forthcoming county campaign.
England's red-ball reset gets reality check in West Indies
Barbados. West Indies closed on 288 for four in their first innings in reply to England's 507 for nine declared. On a placid pitch that has exposed the bowling limitations of both teams, England struggled to regularly beat the bat of a stoic West Indies upper order determined to survive after starting day three of the second Test in a deep hole.
Cricket-England's red ball reset gets reality check in Caribbean
(Reuters) - England's so-called red ball reset after the recent Ashes debacle endured a sobering reality check against West Indies on Friday when their bowlers toiled for only three wickets on a long day in the field at Kensington Oval in Barbados.
England's red ball reset gets reality check in Caribbean
England's so-called red ball reset after the recent Ashes debacle endured a sobering reality check against West Indies on Friday when their bowlers toiled for only three wickets on a long day in the field at Kensington Oval in Barbados.
BUMBLE ON THE TEST: Joe Root is becoming a modern great
England declared on 507-9 after Ben Stokes's century lit up day two of the second Test between England and West Indies in Barbados.
Cricket-Wood acknowledges extra scrutiny facing England bowlers
(Reuters) - There was always going to be extra scrutiny of the England pace attack after the omission of veterans Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad for the West Indies tour, something that is not lost on Mark Wood and his team mates.
Wood acknowledges extra scrutiny facing England bowlers
There was always going to be extra scrutiny of the England pace attack after the omission of veterans Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad for the West Indies tour, something that is not lost on Mark Wood and his team mates.