It is one from the archives but that is of sheer quality. James Anderson, considered as one of the most lethal seamers to ever grace the cricket world once hit a bouncer that broke Micheal Bevan's helmet.
Anderson burst onto international cricket stage in early 2000s as the budding fast bowling talent. The guy did not have an easy way to success. He had battle with the several injuries before finally establishing himself as one of the most recognized and lethal fast bowler through out the world.
Anderson is now a great asset of English cricket team. His ability to get the finest batsmen out through the slip catch is a joy to watch. Micheal Bevan is another big name in the history of cricket.
He is now a retired player but he is known for his consistency and posting crucial runs at critical moments for his team Australia.
Who does not remember his contribution to Australia in the 1999 cricket world victory. Bevan kept on posting crucial runs that have earned him a special place in the books of cricket.
Bevan used to bat in the late order and he averaged around 67 runs per innings.
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