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"Anderson will become a great player, that's how Indian drummers face his swing and his bowling in the English conditions, if they can get Anderson, it'll make a great For them, it will definitely be the key, "McGrath told reporters here.
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The Australian, who is director of training at the Pace MRF Foundation, said that although Indian bowlers are doing well lately.
"It's going to be interesting, I think India has started very well in England, obviously in the ODIs and the T20s. The line-up of the batters has always been their strength. I've just heard about injuries to (Jasprit) Bumrah and Bhuvi (Bhuvneshwar Kumar) It will be interesting to see their bowling alignment, see who enters and takes charge.
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"In recent times, they have played very well at bowling, the wounds are a little stronger, but their strength is their stick," he said. he adds.
He said that if spinners did well for India and would have a role to play in England, fast bowlers would be crucial.
"The Spinners performed well for India, Shane Warne loved bowling there, he always said that if it cranked, it would turn … In English conditions it sticks a little and Warne is successful there., their spinners shooting if they have to win the series. "
McGrath said that not having Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Bumrah weakens the bowling attack of India.
"Having two spinners in the line-up, if it's going to be the best bowling attack that's going, I'm curious to see who the bowlers they're having." (Umesh) Yadav, Ishant Sharma and Mohammed Shami, who is your incoming backup quicks.
"With Bhuvi and Bumrah out, it creates a bit of a hole, the first test will be very important."
McGrath spoke of the difference that the experience of Ishant Sharma could make.
"He (Ishant) has a lot of experience, and that makes a big difference when you know how to get wickets, he probably does not play as fast as when he started." Yadav has the same ATM potential that what he had at the beginning, Yadav has a little bit of rhythm, they need him for the whole series.
"… Obviously, the spinners are still very maneuverable, but the mid-pacers and the fast bowlers in England, if you go down well, with the Duke ball and in these conditions, it's going to be …" at -he adds.
When the discussion turned to Kohli, McGrath said that it was time for the captain of India to mark England.
"For Virat, he did it everywhere else, but in England … He is a quality player without a doubt, an act of clbad, every time, he is quite aggressive and not a shy player.He shows that he can score points in the English conditions too.
"It 's a little harder with the ball moving: Australia was fast, inflatable, while in England it' s the movement of the seams, s'. he can adapt and adapt to the conditions he can mark – he is as good as anyone who circulates. "
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To the question of who, among Australian cricketers, has the quality of imitating former Pakistan captain Imran Khan, who is to take the reins of the prime minister, McGrath has said: "If anyone thinks it will be Adam Gilchrist, is very diplomatic."
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