Ugly row
Anderson was charged with a Level 3 breach of the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Code of Conduct after India alleged that he pushed Jadeja inside the pavilion as the players left the field for the lunch break on the second day of the first Test.

While the charges against both players were later dismissed, Anderson said the sense of being monitored (by the ICC) has left him a more inhibited bowler lacking the aggression that was a key element in his game. "I've definitely been different since that incident. And it probably affected me during the World Cup," Anderson was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo.

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"It didn't affect me during that India series because there was still that real determination to win. I was aggressive without being over the top," he said. "But in the World Cup, there was a constant sense that the ICC were watching," the 32-year-old added.