England out to play cricket, not rile Warner - Anderson

By Ian Ransom MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's David Warner risks a suspension if he gets involved in another ugly on-field incident during the World Cup, but England will not go out of their way to bait him, according to paceman James Anderson. The International Cricket Council has warned that players carrying black marks into the World Cup face immediate suspension for any breach of the code. The temptation to provoke Warner may be playing in a few minds, but Anderson, England's chirper-in-chief, dismissed the idea of targeting the 28-year-old during the teams' World Cup opener in Melbourne on Saturday.
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