England coach Peter Moores has not ruled out the possibility of fast bowlers James Anderson and Stuart Broad being rested for part of the five-match Test series against India next month.
Anderson and BRod looked exhausted and slightly niggly by the end of the series against Sri Lanka, which England lost, and Moores was asked if the senior quicks would be given a break. He hedged his bets somewhat.
The coach said: "For any bowler the way the Tests are constructed means it is a tight one. But like most things it depends on how the Test matches shape up... do they go the full five days?"
Is it too early to call for an Indian series victory.England do not have better replacements for jimmy and broad and is going to be tough for england to cope with the pressure.I guess tremlett and finn will get a look in.
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Is it too early to call for an Indian series victory.England do not have better replacements for jimmy and broad and is going to be tough for england to cope with the pressure.I guess tremlett and finn will get a look in.
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This is India's best chance to win a series in England.
They have a strong batting line up, much better spinners and decent pacers.