James Anderson Retires: A Legendary Farewell to Cricket
England's James Anderson, renowned fast bowler, bids farewell to international cricket at 41.
Anderson debuted in 2002, taking 704 Test wickets—third highest in history.
Known for his swing bowling, Anderson led England's pace attack for 21 years.
His career spanned Test, ODI, and T20 formats, leaving a lasting impact.
Before the match started, Anderson's two daughters Lola and Ruby Anderson rang the historic bell of Lord's to start the match.
James Anderson was given a guard of honour by both teams before taking the field on the third day of the England-West Indies match.
Anderson's retirement marks the end of an era in English cricket.
He leaves a legacy of professionalism and dedication to the sport.
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