Anderson Injury May Rule Him Out Of Indian Series
The Cricket Paper|October 28,2016

JIMMY Anderson is set to miss the whole series against India after he was left out of the squad for the tour.

Seth Francis
Anderson Injury May Rule Him Out Of Indian Series

Anderson is England’s all-time leading wicket-taker and will definitely miss the first Test in Rajkot starting on November 9 and is a doubt for the second in Visakhapatnam.

Anderson, 34, has been at Loughborough this week continuing his recovery from a damaged shoulder which forced him to miss the ongoing series against Bangladesh and his availability for the remaining Tests of the India tour will be assessed by medics.

The absence of Anderson, who has 463 wickets in 119 Test matches, means Jake Ball remains with the squad having been added to the party for the current tour of Bangladesh.

England are already without seamer Mark Wood, who, like Anderson, was named in England’s initial squad for Bangladesh, after the Durham paceman suffered the recurrence of an ankle injury. It leaves Stuart Broad to lead the attack alongside Chris Woakes, Ben Stokes, Steven Finn and Ball with five Tests on the Sub- continent all before Christmas.

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