Ind vs engine test: “ I feel out of the way to share the name with Sachin ‘- James Anderson on Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy | Cricket news

The veteran of England Fast Bowler James Anderson admitted that he felt in his place sharing the name of a trophy with the Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar, despite his own extraordinary achievements in the test cricket.Addressing Sky Sports Cricket in the current India-England test series, Anderson, who was 42 years old this year, expressed deep humility after the new Anderson-Tendulkar trophy was unveiled before the five tests in England.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“I feel completely out of words when I see myself next to him with the trophy,” said Anderson. “As I said, I hold it in such high esteem. It is strange that when people talk about what I have accomplished in cricket, like when I hear about it as if someone was talking about someone else, if it makes sense. For example, I don’t think it was I who made it all. It seems really strange, but that’s how my head works. I just can’t believe things that come with the game for so long.“”

The trophy, named after two giants of the game, will now represent all the future series of tests played between India and England. Previously, the teams competed for the Pataudi trophy in England and the Mello Anthony trophy in India.

Anderson and Tendulkar were present in London for the unveiling, just one day before the opening of the series. Thinking about the honor, Anderson had said: “It’s a moment of pride for me and my family to have this emblematic series named after Sachin and myself. The rivalry between our two nations has always been something special, full of history, intensity and unforgettable moments. ”