SA vs ENG: James Anderson becomes the first cricketer to play 100 Tests at home
The 40-year-old pacer achieved the landmark during the second Test between England and South Africa in Manchester.
The 40-year-old pacer achieved the landmark during the second Test between England and South Africa in Manchester.
The two ageing warhorses were strangely left out of England's three-Test tour of the Caribbean earlier this year, with selectors instead opting to give more opportunities to the next generation of seam bowlers.
Broad too seemed unhappy after being included in the 12-member squad the previous day and then being dropped on the morning of The Gabba Test.
Anderson dismissed in a fiery spell in the third Test in which India were dismissed for just 78 runs in the first innings
The 39-year-old Anderson orchestrated Indian batting collapse as the visitors were all out for 78 in the first innings of the third Test at Headingley
The board further said that they will engage "community leaders and black influencers within cricket" to evolve their "existing inclusion and diversity work
James Anderson was also seen speaking about Jofra Archer who had alleged that he was racially abused by a spectator during a match in New Zealand.
Rabada is one of the finest pacers in the modern-day game.
Earlier, several other England players including Stuard Broad, Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes also took part in training sessions.
Despite his impressive numbers and the fact that he could be a nightmare for batsmen, this Pakistan cricketer Shan Masood has stated that he is eager to take on Bumrah.