James Anderson's Retirement Message
James Anderson retirement announcement: Following their recent verbal altercation at the Dharamsala test, James Anderson has now disclosed the words that were exchanged between himself and Shubman Gill.
James Anderson's Retirement Message
James Anderson Interview Retirement Statement
Put simply,
1)In test matches, Anderson has dismissed Gill six times.
2)Anderson divulged the conversational details of their 5th test exchange.
3)Anderson took his 700th wicket in the fifth test.
During their heated argument in the Dharamsala test, James Anderson recently shared the message he gave to Shubman Gill and Gill's reaction. In the most recent test match of the series, the Indian batter Gill engaged the seasoned pacer Anderson in a heated match. But Anderson got even with Gill by cleaning him up.
James Anderson Retirement News
Before Anderson got Gill out of the game, the two men engaged in heated verbal exchanges. The England pacer continued by disclosing his words to Gill and the outcome of their altercation. Anderson mentioned asking Gill whether he gets any runs outside of India while speaking on the Tailenders podcast. The Indian batter reportedly told the pacer it was time for him to retire in response, according to the pacer.
Shubman Gill's altercation with James Anderson
"I said something to him like 'Do you get any runs outside India?' and he said, 'It's time to retire'," he explained. "Then two balls later, I got him out." While England lost the test by an innings and 64 runs, Anderson reached the landmark of 700 wickets. The incident occurred during the second day of the fifth test. Gill proceeded to score 110 runs, which included a stunning six off Anderson's bowling. Gill swiftly chose not to answer the question regarding his conversation with Anderson when it was raised during that day's press conference. The Indian star player suggested that the two men keep it between themselves.
In the course of his nine innings played in the series, Gill scored 452 runs, second on the highest run-getters list. Anderson took 10 wickets in the other tests he played in after not being selected for the first one in Hyderabad. Having dismissed the Indian star six times in twelve innings, Anderson has the measure of Gill at the moment in tests.
