The 39-year-old bowler is steadily getting better despite the battle scars with the team going in the opposite direction Jimmy Anderson walked into the indoor nets at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and slumped into the first available chair. His eyes were weary. His boots were scuffed. His trousers were soaked in blood, a fielding injury from Adelaide two Tests earlier which had never been allowed to heal. The fourth Ashes Test of 2017-18 had just ended in an excruciating draw, Anderson had just b...
Late-career Jimmy Anderson chasing lost causes in failing England team | Jonathan Liew
The Guardian - 27 Dec 2021 18:53
The 39-year-old bowler is steadily getting better despite the battle scars with the team going in the opposite direction Jimmy Anderson walked into the indoor nets at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and slumped into the first available chair. His eyes were weary. His boots were scuffed. His trousers were soaked in blood, a fielding injury from Adelaide two Tests earlier which had never been allowed to heal. The fourth Ashes Test of 2017-18 had just ended in an excruciating draw, Anderson had just b...
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