Stuart Broad, James Anderson likely to be shot in series in India

Stuart Broad revealed that the seamers will be turned against India. (Source: Reuters)

In his thirties, the duo of Stuart Broad and James Anderson, who plays bowling, will probably be the subject of a rotation in the series of five tries against him. India, which will begin Wednesday. The strategy is to ensure a perfect physical condition for the bowlers and to balance their workload.

Anderson, 36, took a six-week break to get rid of his shoulder injury while the Broad, 32-year-old season.

"It will depend on throws, throws, workloads, if (there are) two 250 overs on the field each, it's unrealistic to think that your bowling players will play five tests in six weeks But if you have a test, where you go over in 80 or 60 overs, it changes your thinking, "Broad told reporters during an interaction

" If the throws turn flat and that spinners do a lot of work, you can not bowl, but go when the ball starts to reverse the swing, so sometimes your workload may be higher if it's green and nibbling, "added Broad

. rotation plan at the team unit. "I think that there have already been little conversations saying not to be discouraged if you are ruled out for a test match.This is not a personal attack or a personal fall, it's managing your bowlers to make sure we give ourselves the best chance, "explained Broad on the logic of the rotation.

Broad added that he did not want a situation where he would be abandoned for his bad form. "I'm not going to get to the point where I'm excluded, Lord, and come back and play county cricket, you're out, new bowlers come in, you're staying [the squad] you're talking, you're part of Unity, so it's natural to expect small changes during the five Test matches, but bowlers must be able to take it, "Broad said.

The five tests were pressed in six weeks with the first from August 1 at Edgbaston

For all the latest Sports News, download Indian Express App

© Online Media Services Pvt Ltd