“I think the Jadeja incident made me more determined to perform on the field”
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England pace bowler James Anderson has revealed that his altercation with India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja during the first Test in Nottingham motivated him to start bowling more aggressively.
The ECB were going to investigate Anderson if the BCCI withdrew their Level 3 charge against him
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It has been learnt that the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) offered to conduct an internal investigation into pace bowler James Anderson’s altercation with India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja.
Anderson allegedly abused and pushed Jadeja during the first Test in Nottingham
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England pace bowler James Anderson’s hearing will be held on August 1, which is just a day after the conclusion of the third Test against India in Southampton, via videoconference.
“We will just rally behind him”
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England captain Alastair Cook has announced that India’s decision to lodge a complaint against pace bowler James Anderson is nothing more than a “tactic”.
“James Anderson categorically denies the accusations made against him”
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India have reported England pace bowler James Anderson under Level 3 of the ICC Code of Conduct for allegedly “abusing and pushing Ravindra Jadeja” on the second day of the first Test in Nottingham.
Brendan Taylor may not captain Zimbabwe in all three formats for much longer
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Zimbabwe are set to undergo major changes in the coaching and captaincy departments.
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“When he’s got that quirky smirk on his face, he means business”
Former Australia pace bowler Brett Lee has announced that left-arm seamer Mitchell Johnson is a “silent assassin” and has the potential to inflict some serious damage on England’s mission of winning their fourth Ashes series in a row, a feat which they have not accomplished since the 1890s.
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Zimbabwe Cricket may prosecute Mangongo for his actions
The game of cricket is usually won through having a cool head and calm demeanour, but Zimbabwe interim coach Stephen Mangongo recently admitted to losing his cool and pushing 22-year-old leg-spinner Natsai Mushangwe after he failed to deliver a message to the batsmen during the national team’s first Twenty20 against Bangladesh.
Hussey is confident that Australia can win the last two Tests
Having come off scoring a brilliant century at Brisbane against South Africa in the first Test, veteran Australia batsman Michael Hussey believes that every player in the national team will be pushing themselves to the limit in the last two Tests at Adelaide and Perth since they know that the number one Test team ranking is on the line.
