Jimmy Anderson highlights Australia’s weakness ahead of ashes

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The five anxious test series between England and Australia begin in Perth in November.

As tourists, England will be severely proven against its old enemy that you have not won since 2010-11 under the captaincy of Sir Andrew Strauss.

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This series is expected to be a close fighting contest under the captaincy of Ben Stokes and with Brendon McCullum as a coach despite the previous hammers for England in the Australian floor in 2013-14, 2017-18 and 2021-22 when tourists failed to win a single match.

Sir James Anderson is shown in the Kia Oval in September 2024 Sir James Anderson is shown in the Kia Oval in September 2024 (Image: John Walton/Pa) Speaking to The Oxford Mail before his next theater tour, Sir James shared his thoughts on how the series will work.

He told us: “Obviously it is a great series. England is in a decent place and had some good stages of play throughout the summer against India.

“They could have easily won 4-0, like India. There were good results of both teams and I can see a 2-2 in that last game in Australia.

“I can see a very closed series with not much to separate the two teams.”

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The bowling player, who withdrew from the international game last year, believes that there are reasons for optimism for England this winter.

“The positive thing for England is that Australia is a good team, but they do not have as much confidence in their team as other times when we toured there and in recent years when your team is easily named,” he said.

“There are a couple of places that are not sure. If they are in that mentality, that can only be beneficial for England.

“In my opinion, there are a couple of areas to explode.”

The athlete born in Burnley was instrumental in Australia when England raised the famous URN in 2010-11, which was the first time that tourists won in 24 years.

Lancashire’s bowling player was recognized for his services to Crickt by former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak with a cavalry in April.

He was part of a victorious ashes team four times during his international career.

Australia retained the ashes in England in the summer of 2023 after an exciting series ended in a 2-2 draw.

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