England fast bowler James Anderson says he may sit out some of the Test matches on their tours of Bangladesh and India.
The 34-year-old, England's leading Test wicket-taker with 463 victims, was named in the squad for the tour to Bangladesh where they play two Tests next month.
England travel to India in early November for a five-Test series.
"It's a tough one because as a player if you're fit you want to play, simple as that, no matter what the format you're desperate to play," Anderson said on Wednesday.
"But there may well come a time when it will get managed.
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"At 34 I probably have to manage myself, be managed, quite well. You want, if possible, to play every test but India is going to be five back to back and that's a huge ask for any bowler.
"There will probably come a point where we try to look and maybe I've got to sit out."
