The undoing of the fifth and last Test among India and England, which was scheduled to happen at Old Trafford in Manchester, has left the fans, the players, and the remainder of the cricketing brotherhood gutted. Britain pacer James Anderson feels the same.

With the series secured 2-1 India’s approval, the Manchester Test vowed to be a fitting finale to what exactly was a wonderful series. The last match, be that as it may, was dropped when a physio in the Indian camp tried positive on the ball, making the meeting players troubled, however every one of them tried negative.

The 39-year-old Anderson likewise puzzled over whether he would will play another Test match for England at his home ground.

“I’m gutted for everyone at Lancashire cricket, for the fans who purchased tickets/trains/inns, for the 2 arrangements of allies that needed to ascertain the completion this series merited,” Anderson composed on his Instagram page.

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“I trust it’ll be played again sooner or later and that i trust i will be able to play another global game at my habitat that i really like so tons ,” he referenced further.

Indian cricketers drove by captain Virat Kohli wouldn’t play as they were anxious with regards to testing positive in the hatching time frame which would have harmonized with the Test match dates between September 12-16.

After the main Test finishing in a draw, India won the second Test by 151 runs at Lord’s to take a 1-0 lead. Joe Root-drove England thundered back at Headingley, bringing down the Indian side by an innings and 76 rushes to draw level. India, then, at that point, bobbed back indeed as they frolicked home to a 157-run win to take an unassailable lead.

The destiny of the last Test is yet to be fixed. Regardless of whether the Test will be played for this present year or next is an inquiry that main the concerned board, ECB and BCCI, can reply.

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