England cricket
Chappell: Anderson & Broad Are Best Suited For Home Conditions, Including In Away Test Tours Would Be A Mistake
Former Australia skipper Ian Chappell has said including both "aging" pace bowling stalwarts, James Anders and Stuart Broad for England's away Test tours, would be a mistake, given that they are best suited for home conditions.
The pace bowling duo, following their unimpressive performances -- or the lack of opportunities they got on the Ashes tour late last year and early this year under Joe Root -- were dropped from the England Test side that toured the West Indies following the 0-4 Ashes debacle.
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