Mal Loye has highlighted his Lancashire team-mate James Anderson's bowling as the key to England's hopes of beating New Zealand.Loye feels Anderson's bowling could be influential for skipper Micahel Vaughan and will help guide his side to victory against the Black Caps after the first Test ended in a draw at Lord's.
He told BBC Radio Manchester: "He's only 25 but he is already an experienced international.
"A lot is depending on him and people like Michael Vaughan do rely on him."
Loye added: "All the players are important but people like Jimmy are especially so.
"He is important because he is a rhythm bowler and he does have that rhythm at the moment. Of course he is a home lad so it is all set up for him to do something special.
"Having said that, I don't think he puts too much pressure on himself. Hopefully he will just get out there at Old Trafford, relax and enjoy the occasion."
