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England cricketer James Anderson, who will return to action in the rescheduled 5th Test against India said that he was disappointed to miss the series against New Zealand and he will keep his finger crossed when he will be on the field this week.
India is 2-1 up against the hosts in 5 match Test series. The final Test couldn't take place last year due to a Covid outbreak in the Indian camp and will now be played from July 1-5 in Birmingham.
In an interview with Sky Sports, Anderson said that he hates to miss games and after the game at Headingley, feeling around the group is so good that he wants to be around it as much as possible.
In England, Anderson has taken 99 wickets against India in 21 matches and 15 wickets from 4 Tests in the ongoing series. Considering his impressive stats, the English bowler will be a major hurdle for team India in the 5th Test. 
Talking about England's 3-0 Tests win over the Black Caps under new Test captain Ben Stokes and new coach Brendon McCullum, the 39-year-old Englishman said that they will not just settle for those performances, they’ll want even better performances, even more positive cricket. 
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England want better performances & positive cricket with new coach and captain, says James Anderson

With the rivalry between Virat Kohli & James Anderson set to resume, the veteran pacer heaped praise on Kohli, calling him one of the best players in the world.

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James Anderson missed the last Test of the 3-0 series win against New Zealand due to concerns over his left ankle.

England cricketer James Anderson, who missed the last Test against New Zealand due to an ankle issue, is now fit and raring to go against Team India.
The veteran pacer said he was disappointed to miss the final game against the Kiwis. Anderson also said that he hates missing matches and after the game at Headingley, the feeling around the whole group is so good that he wants to be around as much as possible. In England, Anderson has taken 99 wickets against India in 21 matches and has 15 wickets in 4 Tests in the ongoing series. Considering his impressive stats, the English bowler will once be a major hurdle for Team India in the rearranged Test. Talking about the renewal of his rivalry with former Captain Virat Kohli, the veteran pacer said he's looking forward to his battle against the Indian superstar. He also called Kohli 'one of the best' batters in the world. The 39-year-old Englishman is also excited by the new England and their fearless approach. He added how he's enjoying the positive cricket they've been playing under new coach Brendon McCullum and new captain Ben Stokes. India are 2-1 up against the hosts in 5 match Test series. The final Test couldn't take place last year due to a Covid outbreak in the Indian camp and will now be played from July 1-5 in Birmingham.
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England's allrounder Moeen Ali has announced that he is officially unretired from Test cricket for England's winter tour of Pakistan. The decision came after the English cricketer had a lengthy conversation with England's new head coach, Brendon McCullum.
Moeen took retirement from Test cricket in September last year after taking 195 wickets in 64 Tests. He also scored five centuries in the longest format of the game.
Moeen told BBC Test Match Special that if McCullum wants him, he will definitely play in Pakistan. "It would be a historic event because of England not touring there for so many years," said the 34-year-old cricketer.
Talking about McCullum, Moeen said that England's new head coach is very convincing and he would love to play under him and the newly appointed Test captain Ben Stokes. He was retired because he felt that he was really tired of cricket, the Worcestershire cricketer concluded.
The English cricket team are scheduled to tour Pakistan from September to December 2022 for three Test matches and seven T20I matches. 
Also read: England's Joe Root equals Virat Kohli, Steve Smith's record 

Moeen Ali to come out of retirement for England's tour of Pakistan

Moeen Ali returns to Test cricket!

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Moeen&nbsp;took retirement from Test cricket in September last year&nbsp;after taking 195 wickets in 64 Tests, scoring 5 centuries as well.

English allrounder Moeen Ali is coming out of retirement to play Test cricket during England's winter tour of Pakistan. The decision came after the English cricketer had a lengthy conversation with England's new head coach, Brendon McCullum.
Moeen took retirement from Test cricket in September last year after taking 195 wickets in 64 Tests. He also scored five centuries in the longest format of the game.
Moeen told BBC Test Match Special that if McCullum wants him, he will definitely play in Pakistan. "It would be a historic event because of England not touring there for so many years," said the 34-year-old cricketer.
Talking about his conversation with McCullum, Moeen said that England's new head coach is very convincing and he would love to play under him and the newly appointed Test captain Ben Stokes.
The English cricket team is scheduled to tour Pakistan from September to December 2022 for three Test matches and seven T20I matches.
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England's newly-appointed head coach for Tests, Brendon McCullum opened up about his new role for the first time and said that it is a great opportunity to coach England.
"I look at this job and I think there's one country that can try and ensure that Test cricket not only sustains but also thrives, and that's England with the traditions and the support that it gets. So it's a big job at hand and I and I look forward to it," said McCullum.
The former New Zealand captain also added that his new job is not going to be easy but he knows how to handle the pressure that comes up with England's coaching job
"I understand that there's a lot of pressure which go with a job such as this. It's one of my skills as a player and, I guess, as a bit of a mentor or coach for guys moving forward is to try and block out some of that noise, some of that external stuff, which is important because also with the support and the sport grows.But it also can be quite difficult for players if they carry that baggage out onto the field. "
England have won just one of their last 17 Test matches. They will play a three-match Test series against New Zealand, starting June 2. Then Ben Stokes-led side will face India in the rescheduled fifth Test in July.

WATCH: Head coach Brendon McCullum reveals how he will revive England's fortunes in Tests

'Test cricket not only sustains but also thrives'

Brendon McCullum opens up on his new role in England cricket. Tap the link to watch what he said.

I think there's one country that can try and ensure that Test cricket not only sustains but also thrives, says&nbsp;Brendon&nbsp;McCullum&nbsp;

England's newly-appointed head coach for Tests, Brendon McCullum opened up about his new role for the first time and said that it is a great opportunity to coach England.
"I look at this job and I think there's one country that can try and ensure that Test cricket not only sustains but also thrives, and that's England with the traditions and the support that it gets. So it's a big job at hand and I and I look forward to it," said McCullum.
The former <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/new-zealand-s-former-captain-brendon-mccullum-appointed-as-england-s-new-head-coach-1652367054915" target="_blank">New Zealand&nbsp;captain also</a><a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/new-zealand-s-former-captain-brendon-mccullum-appointed-as-england-s-new-head-coach-1652367054915" target="_blank">&nbsp;added that his new</a> job is not going to be easy but he knows how to handle the pressure that comes up with England's coaching job
"I understand that there's a lot of pressure which go with a job such as this. It's one of my skills as a player and, I guess, as a bit of a mentor or coach for guys moving forward is to try and block out some of that noise, some of that external stuff, which is important because also with the support and the sport grows.But it also can be quite difficult for players if they carry that baggage out onto the field. "
England have won just one of their last 17 Test matches. They will play a three-match Test series against New Zealand, starting June 2. Then Ben Stokes-led side will face India in the rescheduled fifth Test in July.

We lacked intent: McCullum after RCB humiliate KKR

RCB humiliated KKR&nbsp;on Wednesday as the Knights could only manage 84/8.

Kolkata Knight Riders' head coach&nbsp;Brendon&nbsp;McCullum&nbsp;has come down heavily on KKR&nbsp;batsmen after they were humiliated by the Royal Challengers Bangalore on Wednesday night. KKR&nbsp;is fighting for a place in the playoffs but have lost 3 of their last 5 games.
BITE: BRENDON&nbsp;McCULLUM, Head Coach, KKR
'I guess before the game we talked about wanting to show some strong intent with our batting, especially at the top of the order, and unfortunately tonight if anything we probably lacked intense, so that's something we're going to have to address.' PATCH 'We're going to have to go away, address things, come back in a few days time and make sure we try and get ourselves back into winning ways.'

Kolkata Knight Riders' head coach&nbsp;Brendon&nbsp;McCullum&nbsp;has come down heavily on KKR&nbsp;batsmen after they were humiliated by the Royal Challengers Bangalore on Wednesday night. KKR&nbsp;is fighting for a place in the playoffs but have lost 3 of their last 5 games. After a miserable batting performance, McCullum&nbsp;said that&nbsp;before the game they talked about wanting to show some strong intent with their batting, especially at the top of the order, but unfortunately if anything his team probably lacked ws intent. That;s something they are going to address and&nbsp;make sure they try and get themselves back to winning ways.

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