Former Indian cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar praised veteran pacer James Anderson’s ability to take wickets against good batsmen over the years, irrespective of the conditions. The 41-year-old, who played the first match of the series, maintained his impressive form and took the wicket of Gill from Shubman on the opening day.
The veteran pacer then displayed his experience against the Indian batsmen by playing mind games with double centurion Yashasvi Jaiswal. As a result, the young player shot poorly and was bowled out for 209 points. The right-arm pacer finished with impressive figures of 3/47 from 25 overs on a pitch that offered little benefit to the bowler.
In Espncricinfo, Sanjay Manjrekar praised James Anderson for his outstanding performances over the years, and said that he showed great fast bowling against the Indian batsmen on the first day, and that Shubman – He emphasized that he took Gill’s wicket. It paid off.
“He reminds us of the achievements of great fast bowlers that we have had over the years. , which struck the Indian batsman.Finally, the batsman (Gill) was caught by the goalkeeper.Such things rarely happen on Indian pitches,” Sanjay Manjrekar said.
During the second match in Vizag, England pacer James Anderson became the fifth-oldest player to ever play in an Indian Test. Anderson often emphasizes the red-ball format and continues to deliver unimaginable performances. Most players retire in their late 30s, but some continue to play into their 40s.
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Sanjay Manjrekar praised him for being more economical in situations suitable for batting and said that he bowled more overs for England against India and said that while I utilized the whole area skillfully, he He praised Ben Stokes for his support in the opening innings.
“He has shown class and the economy shows how accurate he is as a bowler. And I love the way England are using him. He hasn’t bowled enough lately. I don’t think he plays well enough, but when he does, he bowls a lot of overs.
“In the first session he bowled eight overs and immediately after lunch he bowled three more. It’s a good opportunity to field bowlers,” added Sanjay Manjrekar.
James Anderson caught Shubman Gill despite Yashasvi Jaiswal’s high strike rate before bringing in Ravichandran Ashwin and Yashasvi Jaiswal, and was economical even after that. there were. Compared to Anderson, where England’s other bowlers conceded runs at a rate of more than 3.5 runs per over, Anderson conceded only 1.88 runs per over.
