England Playing XI for 2nd Test Against West Indies Announced; Mark Wood Replaces Retired James Anderson
Ben Stokes and his team will go in with just one change, that of Mark Wood replacing James Anderson. England lead the series 1-0 after winning the first match by an innings and 114 runs.
England have announced their playing XI for the second Test against West Indies, with only one change being of James Anderson making way for Mark Wood. James Anderson retired from international cricket at the end of the first Test, which England won by an innings and 114 runs. Anderson's retirement does leave behind a massive gap in the England bowling attack and Mark Wood is expected to fill in the big shoes. Wood was added to the England squad for the second Test after Anderson hung up his boots. West Indies would aim at bouncing back after suffering a humiliating loss in the first Test at Lords Cricket Ground. Fact Check: Did James Anderson Reply ‘Thanks But Who Are You?’ to Ambati Rayudu’s Comment on His Retirement? Here’s the Truth.
England Playing XI for Second Test Against West Indies Announced:
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