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James Anderson says England might rotate players ‘A Bit More’ in Tests against India
Fast bowler James Anderson has hinted that the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) might rotate its players a bit more in the upcoming five-match Test series against India. However, the pacer also said that he would like to play all seven Tests this summer (two against New Zealand and then five against India), but it would not be realistic. He also said that he would love to share the new ball with his partner-in-crime Stuart Broad. "I don't feel like I've played that many games. My body doesn't feel old or tired, it's just incredible. Yes. I'd love to play all seven Tests this summer," ESPNcricinfo quoted Anderson as saying.
"There are five Tests against India after these two Tests against New Zealand, and then the Ashes after that. So we want to start this summer well.
"So hopefully, if we do pick our strongest team we [Anderson and Broad] would like to think that we're both in that. And we'd love to share the new ball, yes. "Stuart and I have sent a few texts to each other saying it'd be nice if we did get to play together. It's completely down to the coach and captain. But I think, from the team's point of view, we want to get some momentum going into a big summer.
"The rotation in the winter was completely understandable with the amount of cricket we had and the amount of time in bubbles that we were spending. It's going to be slightly different this summer," he added.
