1 month ago | By Cricket365

James Anderson was a man apart on his return to the England side but a century from old adversary Angelo Mathews made it a fair fight on day one of the second Test against Sri Lanka.
Anderson put his ego and record-breaking status aside to sit out the series opener but, having traded places with Stuart Broad in Galle, was quick to restate his enduring class as he got the better of the home side's top order on a batsman's pitch.
The 38-year-old finished with exemplary figures of three for 24 on a surface offering precious little encouragement, but Sri Lanka will be more than happy with a...
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James Anderson admits he had 'a lot of nerves' before taking three wickets against Sri Lanka

1 month ago | By Daily Mail

Jimmy Anderson admitted feeling highly strung on his return to Test duty in Galle, although it didn't show in his performance. Anderson was in action for the first time since last August.
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Michael Atherton lauds ‘amazing' James Anderson after bowling masterclass for England in second Sri Lanka Test

1 month ago | By Metro

James Anderson took three wickets on the first day of the second Test against Sri Lanka
Michael Atherton described England's James Anderson as ‘the complete bowler' after he took three wickets on a day one of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.
‘He is an amazing cricketer,' Atherton told Sky Sports .
‘He has always been excellent in home conditions but he has learned and become the complete bowler in conditions, really, that can't be more unhelpful for a fast medium swing and seam bowler.
‘If he's not getting people out, he's not going for runs. He is a master craftsman and it is...
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