Ind vs Eng 3rd test: So what did James Anderson do differently this time?

James Anderson's fiery opening bowling never let India recover from a bad start. 

James Anderson is one of the finest we have seen operating in favourable conditions, so spearheading the English attack in style was expected out of him at Headingley, but his early success in the first innings also proved what an astute cricketing brain he has. Just when the Indian batsmen were preparing to play him on the front-foot in the nets, he was devising a new strategy to test the opponent. And mind you, it’s not against any ordinary team but India with probably the most dominant attitude in the world cricket now! Which means aggression wise, Anderson couldn’t counter the Indians, but a change in tactics did the trick for him. Anderson, who on seeming pitches, usually keeps the balls around good length, in between 6 to 8 metres. However, in the third test, he started with balls ranging in between 5 and 7 metres.