PAK vs ENG: "England ‘Chomping At The Bit’ To Start 1st Test In Pakistan"- James Anderson

England Cricket Team is all set to lock horns against Pakistan in the 1st Test match on December 1. This Test Series is expected to be thrilling as England’s fearless approach would be tested. England may have to change their approach as the pitches would be spin friendly.

Pakistan would be eyeing a Triumph that would give them a solid chance in World Test Championship (WTC 2021-23) as currently they are placed in 3rd position with 53.33 percentile. The Men in Green would be well aware of the fact that they can’t allow England to take advantage as England have a tendency to run away with the game.

James Anderson on Test Series

James Anderson was having an interaction with the media and was asked about the upcoming Test Match. “ We are really excited. Especially after the summer we had in Test cricket, we felt like we were building something and we want to keep that kind of momentum building and to be a part of that in the summer was amazing,” said James Anderson.

“Then, to be a part of what is a really exciting challenge for us out here…Different conditions, different to what we will have experienced before as a group. It’s a really exciting challenge and I think all of us are just chomping at the bit,” he added.

Exciting Contest on Cards

This Test Series is Brendon McCullum’s first assignment outside England. The Team so far has had a prolific run under the leadership of Ben Stokes as the team has been ruthless. It would be quite interesting to see how the management uses James Anderson & Stuart Broad as it looks unlikely that the duo would feature in the same playing 11.

Pakistan would be well aware of the fact that they need to bring their ‘A’ game against England. England has got a long batting line up which makes them a dangerous unit. Skipper Babar Azam would be hoping that he breaks his shackles and plays a significant knock for the team.

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