Jimmy Anderson revealed his concern for England gamers’ security forward of the run chase in opposition to Bangladesh on the Cricket World Cup. Jos Buttler’s aspect posted a big whole of 364-9 however a dodgy outfield at Dharamsala is a fear heading into the second innings.

England wanted to bounce again after their thrashing by New Zealand within the event opener final Thursday. The Kiwis gained by 9 wickets with over 13 overs remaining in Ahmedabad.

It was a actuality examine for the reigning champions who had been method beneath their standard requirements. Preparations for the second match in Dharamsala had been affected by the poor state of the outfield, which had clear naked patches.

Concerns had been raised forward of the conflict, with fears that the possibilities of harm to outfielders had been elevated. Anderson was on commentary obligation for the match as Dawid Malan smashed a surprising 140 to steer England to an enormous whole.

But in direction of the top of the innings, Anderson admitted he was anxious what impression the outfield would have when England had been within the area. He mentioned on BBC’s Test Match Special: “You can see why Jos Buttler was worried about this pitch. The bowling strip isn’t too bad, it’s chasing on the outfield, that is what I am worried about.”

Buttler careworn his issues in regards to the outfield forward of the match. He mentioned: “It’s poor in my own opinion. I think any time you’re sort of talking about being careful diving or sort of being careful when you’re fielding, it sort of goes against everything you want to be as a team.

“You know you need to dive by means of our homes to save lots of a run. So that’s clearly not excellent, the way in which the floor is, the outfield. But we gained’t use it as an excuse, we’ll adapt to it.

“But certainly, if you feel like you’re having to hold yourself back, it’s not a place you want to be as a team or player, or in a World Cup match. Injuries can happen at any time, on any surface, but I think it’s definitely one where you’re going to have to be a little bit careful, which isn’t what you want to be doing playing for your country.

“So, it’s not so good as it may very well be or must be, nevertheless it’s going to be the identical for each groups, and the wicket appears unbelievable.”

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