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James Anderson changed the course of the Chennai Test on the final day when he removed Gill and Rahane in devastating fashion in a single over.

Anderson reflects on his devastating spell in Chennai Test

James Anderson changed the course of the Chennai Test on the final day when he removed&nbsp;Gill and&nbsp;Rahane in devastating fashion in a single over.

James Anderson changed the course of the Chennai Test on the final day when he removed&nbsp;Shubman Gill and Ajinkya Rahane in devastating fashion in a single over to send shock waves&nbsp;in the Indian camp. The highest wicket-taker amongst pacers in Tests, Anderson was pleased with his performance.&nbsp;
BITE: JAMES ANDERSON, Cricketer, England
'It's always nice to see the stumps cartwheeling out of the ground, it doesn't happen very often at my age. So yeah, really happy that it did today. It tops off a really good performance over the five days.'
Regarded as the king of reverse swing&nbsp;in modern day cricket, Anderson was humble when praised about his art.
'I didn't really do anything out of the ordinary from the plans that we had. I just got lucky really. There was a couple that hit some bare patches, I had a bit of reverse as well. PATCH&nbsp;So, a bit of luck involved but I was happy with how it went.'

James Anderson changed the course of the Chennai Test on the final day when he removed&nbsp;Shubman Gill and Ajinkya Rahane in devastating fashion in a single over to send shock waves&nbsp;in the Indian camp. The highest wicket-taker amongst pacers in Tests, Anderson was pleased with his performance.&nbsp;
Regarded as the king of reverse swing&nbsp;in modern day cricket, Anderson was humble when praised about his art. He said that he didn't&nbsp;really do anything out of the ordinary and just got lucky.

Skipper Virat Kohli has defended his decision of playing Shahbaz Nadeem over Kuldeep Yadav in the Chennai Test which England won comprehensively by 227 runs.

India Vs England Test: Virat Kohli defends decision to play Nadeem, wants team to improve body language 

"No regrets of playing Shahbaz Nadeem over Kuldeep Yadav"

Kohli defends decision to play Nadeem, wants team to improve body language 

Skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;has defended his decision of&nbsp;playing Shahbaz&nbsp;Nadeem&nbsp;over Kuldeep&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;in the Chennai Test which England won comprehensively by 227 runs.
Virat&nbsp;said that&nbsp;when you are playing two off-spinners, Kuldeep more or less&nbsp;becomes a similar kind of spinner and brings it into the right handers. We needed variety.
While he defended his decision, Kohli&nbsp;was also upset with the way the team failed to create pressure on England while they batted for almost 3 days in the Test match. He said that the team's body language and intensity was not up to the mark.
This is the 4th straight loss for India in Test cricket under Kohli&nbsp;as the team now will focus on the&nbsp;2nd Test which will also be played in Chennai and will start on Saturday.&nbsp;

India Vs England: England will be playing their first Test series in India in over 5 years as they get ready for the 1st Test in Chennai starting 5th February.

India Vs England: Focus on spinners as India host England in the 1st Chennai Test 

With a place in the final of the World&nbsp;Test Championship up for grabs, fans can expect nothing less than the best from both sides in the 4-match Test series

Focus on spinners as India host England in the 1st Chennai Test 

Focus on spinners as India host England in Chennai
England last won a Test in India in 2012
India thrashed England 4-0 in 2016 tour&nbsp;
Race to World Test C'ship&nbsp;final starts now&nbsp;
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England will be playing their first Test series in India in over 5 years as they get ready for the 1st Test in Chennai starting 5th February. The focus will be on the spinners as Team India's wounded soldiers from Australia tour are now almost fit and raring to go.
The series win Down Under will give immense confidence to the Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;led side but England can't be considered as pushovers. England's record in India might not be the best but their recent show in Sri&nbsp;Lanka on slow and turning tracks make them a strong side in sub-continental&nbsp;conditions.
With a place in the final of the World&nbsp;Test Championship up for grabs, fans can expect nothing less than the best from both sides in the 4-match Test series.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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