James Anderson the England bowler who missed the fourth Ashes Test against Australia due a side strain, has now been named for the fifth Ashes in the England’s squad Test beginning from August 20 at The Ovral.
Confirming the news, James Whitaker 33c-year-old national selector said that the is continuing to improve, adding that he might be able to play a part in it.
The star bowler has replaced Mark Footitt in a 14-man squad.
Anderson was injured on day two at Edgbaston as England inched towards the victory after reducing the tourists to 168-7 at stumps.
He was at his dominant best on the opening day as he claimed six wickets to bundle out Australia for a paltry 136 at Edgbaston.
after claiming an emphaticinnings England have now regained the Ashes series and 78-run win over Australia on the third day of the fourth Test at a jubilant Trent Bridge.
England have beaten Australia in four consecutive home series.
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