Dec 3 (Reuters) - England will plot a positive approach against Mitchell Starc's pink-ball mastery in the second Ashes test against Australia, former pace bowler James Anderson said on Wednesday, predicting the visitors would focus on attack rather than mere survival.

Australia, who lead the five-test series 1-0 following their win in two days in Perth, have Starc as their premium bowler with a record of 81 wickets in 14 day-night tests with a pink ball, including five five-wicket hauls.