By David Clough, Press Association James Anderson faces the possibility of being banned from his home Test at Old Trafford after a date of August 1 was set for his ICC disciplinary hearing. The England fast bowler ill be quizzed via Skype by ICC judicial commissioner Gordon Lewis the day after the third Test at the Ageas Bowl finishes after being charged with a Level 3 offence for allegedly 'abusing and pushing' India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja during the first Investec Test at Trent Bridge. An initial hearing on Tuesday morning, also via teleconference and involving Anderson's legal representatives and others from the ECB and BCCI, 'addressed preliminary issues' and set the date for the next stage of the disciplinary process.
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Anderson's case now on Friday August 1, after third Test against India
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Seamer involved in confrontation with Jadeja during day two of first Test
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Anderson accused of pushing and verbally abusing Indian all-rounder
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Could be banned for rest of series against India if found guilty
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