England great James Anderson to retire from Tests in July after Lord's game
England great James Anderson to retire from Tests in July after Lord's game
James Anderson, who turns 42 in July, is the most successful pace bowler in Test history with 700 wickets from an England record 197 matches. Anderson, who made his Test debut in 2003, is second only on the all-time list of Test appearances behind batting great Sachin Tendulkar, who played 200 times in the longest format for India.
James Anderson, who turns 42 in July, is the most successful pace bowler in Test history with 700 wickets from an England record 197 matches. Anderson, who made his Test debut in 2003, is second only on the all-time list of Test appearances behind batting great Sachin Tendulkar, who played 200 times in the longest format for India.
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James Anderson, who turns 42 in July, is the most successful pace bowler in Test history with 700 wickets from an England record 197 matches. Anderson, who made his Test debut in 2003, is second only on the all-time list of Test appearances behind batting great Sachin Tendulkar, who played 200 times in the longest format for India. 
