IND vs ENG: James Anderson Revealed The Exchange Of Words With Subhman Gill on 5th Test

James Anderson Revealed The Exchange Of Words With Shubman Gill on the 5th Test: James Anderson on Tuesday revealed what he said to Star Indian Batter, Shubman Gill in their exchange of Words in the fifth and final test match at Dharamsala.

“Do You Get Runs Outside India?”: James Anderson

Legendary England Pacer James Anderson on Tuesday revealed the words that he had with Subhman Gill on the final match at Dharamshala.

When asked at the post-day press conference, Gill said,

” I think it would be better for both of us to keep that chat in private.”

Talking on BBC Tailenders Podcast as quoted by ESPNCricinfo, Anderson revealed what he has spoken to Gill.

“I said something to him like, ‘Do you get any runs outside India?’ and he said, ‘It’s time to retire. Then two balls later, I got him out.”

In 10 Tests away from home, Gill has scored 556 runs at an average of 32.70, with a century and two fifties.

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His best score is 110. Gill’s record in India though is much superior, scoring 869 runs in 13 Tests at an average of 41.38, with three centuries and four fifties in 23 innings. His best score is 128.

Anderson also added by saying,

“It was a nice moment and nice to do it (take 700th wicket) at a picturesque ground. My dad was here so we had a drink, which was nice. He was more excited than I was.”

“Maybe I would have felt more excited if we had won the Test or the series. It has been a long series, and I do not know how I feel.”

“I don’t get anything out of that (about milestones and whether someone will touch his record). I do not get anything out of what other people say. That is not why I play cricket. I do not play cricket to get the milestones.

I want to win games. I love playing for a team and that is when I get the biggest buzz.”

“That is why I’m probably a little bit flat now because we have lost 4-1 in this series. But I enjoyed this tour. I have been on tours to India before where little cracks start appearing in the team and that has not happened this time,” he concluded.