New Delhi: James Anderson, the most experienced pacer in England side, has been ruled out of the second Ashes Test with a calf injury. sports news cricket news
The 37-year-old left the field having bowled just four overs in Australia’s first innings at the Edgbaston, and only returned to bat at No.11 in both innings as England faced a 251-runs defeat in first Ashes Test.
An MRI scan confirmed that Anderson has a calf injury, and he will commence a rehabilitation programme working with the England and Lancashire medical teams. sports news cricket news
His availability after the second game of the series is unknown, and England are yet to name their squad for the Lord’s Test, which will begin on 14 August. sports news cricket news
Earlier, England pacer James Anderson apologised to his teammates after bowling only four overs, revealed Stuart Broad. Australia have taken a 1-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series 2019.
