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English pace attack without James Anderson

English pace attack without James Anderson

English pace attack without James Anderson, In the test series against West Indies, James Anderson made the announcement of his retirement from the Test format on 10th July 2024 at the iconic Lord’s. Following his retirement, England’s skipper Ben Stokes expressed his confidence in Chris Woakes to lead the pace attack for the team.

“I see it as an opportunity for someone like Chris Woakes to take up the leadership role in the bowling unit. Woaksy is a very experienced bowler, a very experienced player. We have been so used to Jimmy and Broady doing that. But we don’t have them now. I see that as an opportunity for Woaksy. A phenomenal performer, especially in England and great for him now to lead the attack,” Ben Stokes said

Future of England Pace Attack without James Anderson

At 41 years old, James Anderson is widely regarded as the most experienced and talented right-hand pacer, having led the England team to numerous victories before retiring from test cricket, raising concerns about the future of England’s pace attack.

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Nevertheless, England’s future appears promising, with emerging pacers like Gus Atkinson, Harry Brook, Jofra Archer, and Sam Curran showcasing their bowling skills and shining across all formats of the game. Their development is being encouraged under the mentorship of seasoned players such as Mark Wood, Chris Woakes, Chris Jordan, and Reece Topley. With such a strong support system, the future of England’s pace bowling looks bright.

James Anderson Bowling Stats

During his outstanding career, James Anderson played 560 innings, displaying exceptional bowling prowess and capturing a remarkable 991 wickets across all formats leading him to become the third-highest wicket-taker in all formats. His impressive bowling economy of 3.24 further underscored his skill on the field. In the Test format alone, he claimed 704 wickets in 350 innings, achieving an exceptional bowling economy of 2.79. This extraordinary accomplishment solidified his position as the third-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket history.

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