As England gets ready for their exciting five-match Test series against India, veteran bowler Chris Woakes has shared his thoughts on his role in the team. He’s all about teamwork and believes it’s more important than any personal titles. Known for his great record at home, Woakes has often been seen as the leader of England’s bowling, especially when other senior bowlers are unavailable. But at 36, he prefers to focus on how well the whole bowling group works together rather than on himself.

I find the leader tag a bit odd, Woakes said before the series, according to ESPNcricinfo. It’s always a team effort. It’s not just one person who takes all the wickets or performs well. You have to share the workload and work as a unit.

His stats at home are impressive—137 wickets in 34 Tests with an average of 21.59, including five five-wicket hauls and a best performance of 6/17. England will rely on his experience and the home conditions when facing India. With pitches likely to favor seam bowlers, Woakes can swing the ball and also contribute with the bat, adding more strength to the English team.

The series kicks off on June 20 at Headingley, with the second Test on July 2 at Edgbaston, followed by the third on July 10 at Lord’s. The fourth Test will be at Old Trafford from July 23, and the last match is set for The Oval starting July 31.