Anderson will begin his farewell appearance against the West Indies on Wednesday just a couple of weeks short of his 42nd birthday.
James Anderson will spend his last week as an England cricketer holding back the tears after admitting he has “made peace” with the end of his record-breaking career.
Anderson is preparing to lace up his bowling boots for the final time at Lord’s, playing his 188th and final Test at the same ground that he made his debut in 2003.
The most prolific seamer in Test match history with 700 wickets, Anderson will begin his farewell appearance against the West Indies on ...