Sir James Anderson
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820 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 12 Jun
Sir James Anderson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I was quite enjoying watching Glenn Phillips, but I thought any minute he's just going to get one that either moves six inches up the hill or P-rolls.
That was the thing.
Yeah.
There was no skill involved towards the end.
It didn't really matter.
Just everyone was going to get one like that.
Of course there's skill involved.
You've still got to hit the seam.
You've still got to try and hit a good area.
But it just felt like... The one thing that surprised me was I was quite surprised that at no stage did New Zealand try and be a little bit more aggressive with the bat.
When you know that you're playing on a pitch where there's a ball with your name on it, like Bethel got, for example, because he can't hit that in a million years, then why not try and score as much as you possibly can in slightly different ways and be a little bit more aggressive?
But yeah, saying that, it was a tricky situation to bat in there.
Interestingly on the pitch, because Lancashire at the moment, we got in a bit of trouble for a wicket.
We played Middlesex on at Old Trafford.
And the groundsman has tried to prepare a good wicket.
We played there two weeks previous to this game against Middlesex, played on a really good pitch and we managed to get a win against Derby on the last day, day four.
So prepared the wicket exactly the same, the groundsman, and then it comes to the game and it's seemed more than he thought.
And I just presumed it's like, you know, each wicket's different.
It's got slightly different soil content.
The grass might grow slightly differently, patchier on some wickets and thicker on others or whatever.
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