James Anderson is a stalwart in Test cricket’s fast bowling. The 41-year-old has etched his name in the annals of the sport with remarkable performances, particularly against India. Overcoming early career challenges, Anderson became one of the finest swing bowlers globally. He boasts a skill set that few can match.
His adeptness with the new ball and ability to exploit conditions make him a constant threat. As we delve into Anderson’s top three performances against India, we witness a maestro at work, leaving an indelible mark on cricketing history through his mastery of seam and swing.
#3. 5/42 in 2007 at Lord’s
James Anderson vs India, 2007 (Source: Twitter)
James Anderson delivered a masterful bowling spell four years after his debut in 2007. He took a five-wicket haul and made a prestigious entry on the Lord’s Honours board. He is leaving an indelible mark at the home of cricket. Displaying exquisite skill, Anderson orchestrated India’s downfall in the first inning.
He captured five wickets and limited them to a modest 201 runs at Lord’s. His stellar form continued in the second inning, adding two more wickets to his impressive tally. Despite Anderson’s exceptional performance, the match ended in a draw.
