James Anderson to continue as England’s fast-bowling mentor for PAK, NZ tours
Updated On: 07 September, 2024 12:54 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
After James Anderson`s retirement, Gus Atkinson gained the limelight by snapping 33 wickets in five Test matches. Matthew Potts and Olly Stone also made their return to the longest format of the game. During the final Test match against Sri Lanka, the "Three Lions" handed a debut cap to left-arm pacer Josh Hull
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England pace legend James Anderson said that he will continue to be fast-bowling mentor for the upcoming Test series against Pakistana and New Zealand. The pacer announced his retirement from international cricket after the first Test against West Indies at Lord`s earlier in the year.
“At the minute, I’m due to go to Pakistan and New Zealand in the winter. Then nothing concrete after that. I’m very new to this, I’m still learning as we go. It’s partly me trying to figure out if this is where I want to go with the next stage of my career and also for them to figure out if I’m any good at it,” said James Anderson to Sky Sports.
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