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Ind Vs Eng: James Anderson ruled out of Chennai Test
Beleaguered England were dealt a blow today with pace spearhead James Anderson being ruled out of the fifth and final cricket Test against hosts India starting tomorrow.
CHENNAI: Beleaguered England were dealt a blow today with pace spearhead James Anderson being ruled out of the fifth and final cricket Test against hosts India starting tomorrow.
Anderson, England's all-time highest wicket-taker inTests, will miss the inconsequential game owing to “body soreness”, according to skipper Alastair Cook.
The pacer had been out since August with a shoulder injury before returning to play the second Test of the five-match series in India.
“Unfortunately Jimmy is ruled out – he's picked up body soreness from the last game. So he's not going to be risked.
It is a bit of everything, ankle and shoulder. We are trying to look after him,” said captain Cook at the pre-match press conference.
A decision on Stuart Broad will be taken after practice today. Broad missed the last two Tests with a tendon strain in his right foot, but will look to prove his fitness duringEngland's final training session.
India took an unassailable 3-0 lead in the series with an innings victory in the fourth Test in Mumbai.
