England's great fast bowler James Anderson has said goodbye to international cricket. James Anderson played the last match of his career against West Indies at Lord's. In this match, the England team bid farewell to James Anderson by winning in a one-sided manner. Anderson just performed brilliantly in the last match and played an important role in the team's victory.
James Anderson started his international career in the year 2002. At the same time, his Test career started in the year 2003. James Anderson played international cricket for about 22 years. During this time he made many big records in his name. In his last match, Anderson took a total of 4 wickets. In the first innings of the Lord's Test match against West Indies, he took 1 wicket and in the second innings he took 3 wickets.
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