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James Anderson Banks On Reverse Swing For Wickets In Sri Lanka
James Anderson hopes the tour of Sri Lanka this time will prove more fruitful for him than in previous years as he looks to exploit reverse swing and movement with the new ball.
Anderson has taken just 12 wickets in 11 innings of six Tests in Sri Lanka. He has bowled just 176.4 overs - 16 overs per innings on average in Sri Lanka which is lower than the 19.3 overs per innings he has bowled in his career.
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