James Anderson, who will turn 42 at the end of July, expressed his pride in his longevity as a Test bowler as he readies himself for his final international match. The first game of the series between England and the West Indies at Lord's, commencing on Wednesday, will mark his retirement from international cricket. Anderson's remarkable career has spanned over two decades, during which he has amassed an impressive tally of 700 Test wickets. His achievement is unparalleled among fast bowlers, with no other seamer having taken more wickets in the format.James Anderson 'proud' of longevity as Test exit looms
July 08, 2024
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James Anderson, who will turn 42 at the end of July, expressed his pride in his longevity as a Test bowler as he readies himself for his final international match. The first game of the series between England and the West Indies at Lord's, commencing on Wednesday, will mark his retirement from international cricket. Anderson's remarkable career has spanned over two decades, during which he has amassed an impressive tally of 700 Test wickets. His achievement is unparalleled among fast bowlers, with no other seamer having taken more wickets in the format.
