ANDERSON SUFFERS KNEE INJURY DURING COUNTY GAME
LONDON: England spearhead James Anderson could be in for a ‘painful few days’ according to Lancashire coach Glen Chapple after suffering a knee injury while on County duty. Anderson, England’s all-time leading Test wicket-taker, was hit on the inside of his knee by a drive from James Fuller during Lancashire’s fourwicket defeat by champions Hampshire in a One-Day Cup semi-final on Sunday. The 36year-old Anderson left the field at Southampton and will now require further medical assessment. “It is a nasty blow in a painful area,” said Chapple. “We don’t know but we think that it will be a nasty bruise that will settle down in the next few days.”