Updated On: 30 August, 2021 07:51 AM IST | Mumbai | Ian Chappell
Anderson’s longevity and the fact that he achieves consistent movement without periodically losing one or other of his main deliveries, means he’s a...

England pacer James Anderson celebrates the fall of an India wicket during the third Test at Headingley, Leeds on Wednesday. Pic/Getty Images
When the Indian side have a batting collapse they don’t do it by half measures. They were dismissed at the Adelaide Oval for a paltry 36 and then Headingley for a miserable 78. Both were monumental batting disasters and they occurred in the space of just eight months.
At least, India have the minor consolation of knowing that on both occasions, they nicked a lot of deliveries rather than playing and missing and were brought undone by some very good bowling.