Ben Stokes and James Anderson
The tour of India this time proved to be very disappointing for the England team. They suffered a 4-1 defeat in the 5-match Test series. Now after returning to his country, England team’s star fast bowler James Anderson has revealed that there was a heated argument between him and Shubman Gill in the Dharamsala Test match. In this debate, Gill even advised Anderson to take retirement. 42-year-old Anderson also responded by dismissing Gill. Although Gill had already completed his century before that.
There was an argument between Gill and Bairstow because of Anderson.
James Anderson, while talking on Tailenders Podcast after returning to England, said that, I had asked Shubman Gill, have you scored runs outside India also? In response to this, Gill told me that I should take retirement now. However, just two balls after the argument with Gill, Anderson showed the way to the pavilion by bowling him with one of his brilliant inswing balls. Gill had completed his century before that. In this debate, Jonny Bairstow, who was playing the 100th Test match of his career, also got embroiled in an argument with Gill, in which during his batting, Bairstow told Gill on the field that you had told Anderson to retire. On this Gill also replied to him that how many centuries he has scored in India.
Took his 700th test wicket on India tour
James Anderson has become the first fast bowler in the history of Test cricket to have a record of taking 700 Test wickets. Anderson managed to take only 10 wickets at an average of 33.50 on this tour of India. If we talk about the performance of Shubman Gill, he scored 452 runs in 9 innings at an average of 56.50, which also included 2 centuries.
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