England's James Anderson (L) reacts during the first cricket test match against India at Trent Bridge cricket ground in Nottingham, England July 13, 2014. REUTERS/Philip Brown
MUMBAI (Reuters) - As England paceman Jimmy Anderson faces the prospect of a ban following a complaint from India, relations between the sides are in danger of becoming seriously soured in the wake of the latest contentious issue involving the Asian powerhouse.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) charged England's bowling spearhead under level 3 of the code of conduct for allegedly "abusing and pushing Ravindra Jadeja" during the opening test of the five-match series in Nottingham last week.
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