James Anderson, EnglishThe test in the test of the cricket, the pace of the record and shared the most successful fast bowler, sport rooms and duels decorated with the most terrible names in sports rooms. Over the years, blistering from the likes faced with blistering spells Shoaib akhtar, brett leeand Shaun Tahiti-Ags are known for their raw tempo and intimidating existence. By holding the highest level in two decades, Anderson’s prospects are the weight of experience in cricket.
James Anderson calls the names of the fastest bowlers he saw in cricket
Speaking with sky sports Anderson, read two names when asked about the fastest bowlers he had ever encountered. When considering Branded tree The choice of 97-98 MPH regularly, the choice of opposition camps, the former Australia has ever seen the left-handed speed Mitchell Johnson.
Anderson reminded Johnson’s 2013 series that the lightningballs of Johnson were different from everything. However, for Anderson, the edges of the tree, not only for raw speed in the world, but also combine this speed with strange swing and movement, it is able to create a unique and giant challenge for any batter.
“I saw live, among all the bowlers who were the fastest bowler brand, he had a series in the constant Mitchell Johnson. Anderson said while talking to SkySports.
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The numbers behind their pace and advantage
The International Career of the tree was marked by Express PACE and late action. In 37 tests, English quickly claimed 119 wickets, and in the ODIS 80 wicket in 70 views. His T20I record is equally impressive, with 54 wakets in 38 matches. On the other hand, Johnson, in late 2000s and early 2010, with a spear of Australia’s attack, rapidly and aggressively, horrors. Between 73 tests, 153 ODIS and 38 Wakets in 30 T20, 313 wickets collected 313 wickets. Johnson’s fiery spells, especially during the 2013-14 ashes, have been part of folklore since then.
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