Veteran pacer James Anderson admitted that he was incredibly proud of his 21-year-old journey as he brought the curtains down on a glorious career. The ace speedster signed off from the game with 704 Test wickets from 188 games and received an apt farewell at the Lord’s – the ‘home of cricket’.
No rest for the weary!
Despite retiring from cricket, James Anderson reveals that he will stick around with the England team through the summer to help the young pacers in the side.
“I’m going to stick around for the rest of the summer with these guys, trying to help around with the bowling as much as I can. We’ll see where life takes me after that, I haven’t thought that far ahead,” Anderson said on being asked about his future plans.
‘Proud of coming so far’: James Anderson
Speaking to former England cricketer Nasser Hussain on Sky Sports after England’s win, Anderson revealed that he was happy that he had made it so far, given how tough it was for a fast bowler in the longest format of the game. An emotional Jimmy thanked his family for being the pillar of support throughout his career.
He also made a special mention about his family within the England cricket team, admitting that a part of him was jealous that the other players could go on to get the experience of Test cricket over the next few years while he has called it a day.
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