WATCH | ‘Eternal’ James Anderson makes a mockery of Dean Elgar’s defence at Old Trafford

no image
no image

In cricket, usually, players' forms begin to dip when they go on the wrong side of the 30s but it has not been the case for James Anderson. Anderson, 40-year-young, produced a stunning delivery on Saturday during England's Test versus South Africa at Old Trafford to clean up Dean Elgar in style.

After a humiliating defeat in the first Test, England roared back in the second match at Old Trafford against South Africa. At the time of writing, the Dean Elgar-led side were left reeling at 88/3 in the second innings, still trailing by 176 runs to make England bat again. Keegan Petersen and Rassie van der Dussen were on the crease, scoring 20 and 14 respectively.

On Saturday, fans, as well as English players, leapt in joy when James Anderson produced a peach of a delivery to dismiss Elgar for 11. It happened during the 13th over of South Africa's innings when Anderson bowled a back-of-a-length delivery nipping away. Elgar tried to stay on the line and as a result of missing out on the length, the ball went on to rattle the off stump.

Anderson seemed delighted after England's wicket and so are the others.

Here's the Elgar's wicket, shared by England Cricket:

read previousBrett Lee Reveals What It Was Like to Bowl to Young Virat Kohli
Brett Lee has faced Virat Kohli in the initial days of his career. When batsmen used to be scared of Brett Lee, Kohli stood as the young and aggressive guy who faced him without any fears. Recently, the Australian pacer talked about his experience on bowling to Virat Kohli.
Asia Cup 2022 | Will make the guys hungry and determined for the tournament, remarks Afghanistan head coach Jonathan Trottread next
Afghanistan head coach Jonathan Trott is quite confident about his team’s strength ahead of their Asia Cup opener against Sri Lanka, to be played on August 27. Trott, an ex-England player, has also highlighted the UAE’s familiarity with many Afghanistani players which will help them do even better.
View non-AMP page