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Ready for Test

INTERNET, London
England's fast-bowling sensation James Anderson has announced he is ready to play Test cricket for England.
The Lancashire youngster shone in the one-day team during the winter and now he believes he is ready for the Test team as well.
Anderson, 20, has had a meteoric rise which culminated with two man-of-the-match awards in the World Cup.
And a two-Test series against a weakened Zimbabwe outfit, starting on May 22, would appear the ideal opportunity for him to showcase his talents in the five-day game.
Anderson told the BBC Sport website: "I'm definitely ready to give
Test cricket a go after the experience I had in the winter.
"I've got a taste for it and I will be ready if I get the call."
Anderson still finds it hard to reflect on his amazing last 12 months which have seen him rise from the Lancashire second XI to be England's best bowler at the World cup.
In Cape Town against Pakistan, he was the clear match-winner with four top wickets and he seems to have developed the happy knack of getting good batsmen out.
Anderson said: "The World Cup was like a dream.
"It was incredible and I have watched a few of the match videos, especially the match against Pakistan. I still can't believe I played in it.
"I am looking forward to this season. Lancashire's aim is to win the County Championship and we are definitely looking to finish in the top three."
With Darren Gough making a successful comeback at Headingley on Friday, it is possible Anderson could soon share the new ball with the Yorkshire verteran in Test cricket.
Anderson has a high opinion of Gough.
"He has said he is England's best bowler when fully fit and I agree with him.
"Good luck to him. He's had a great career and is someone I look up to."