IND vs. Eng Test: ‘I think I feel out of place to share the name with Sachin’ – James Anderson on Anderson -Tendulkar Trophy | Cricket news

England veteran fast bowler James Anderson has admitted that he feels “out of” from “out of”, sharing the name of a trophy with Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar, despite his extraordinary achievements in Test cricket.Speaking to Sky Sports Cricket during the ongoing India-Angland Test series, Anderson, who turned 42 this year, expressed deep humility after the new Anderson-Tendulkar trophy before the five-observance series in England.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“I feel completely out of place when I see myself with her with the trophy,” Anderson said. “As I said, I keep it in such a high relationship. It is strange that when people talk about what I have achieved in cricket, such as when I hear about it as if it is talking about someone else, if it makes sense. Like, I do not think it is me who has achieved all this. It seems really strange, but how my head works. I can’t just believe the things that come with so long plays.,

The trophy named after the two veterans of the game will now represent all the future Test series played between India and England. Earlier, teams competed for the Pataudi Trophy in England and Anthony’s de Mello Trophy in India.

Both Anderson and Tendulkar were present in London to unveil, exactly a day before the opener of the series. Considering the honor then Anderson said: “It is a proud moment for me and my family to name this prestigious series after Sachin and himself. The rivalry between our two countries has always been something special, full of history, intensity and unforgettable moments.”