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England gem bowler, James Anderson has retired from Test cricket for England, ending a distinguished 21-year career. The veteran fast bowler, celebrated for his contributions to the game, received warm hugs and pats on the back from his teammates after England’s victory in the 1st Test against West Indies at Lord’s Cricket Ground on July 12th. This moment marks the conclusion of an era for Anderson, whose remarkable achievements and dedication have left a lasting legacy in the world of cricket.
James Anderson’s Golden Test Career:
James Anderson has retired from Test cricket with a remarkable record of 188 appearances, the second-highest after Sachin Tendulkar’s 200 Tests. Anderson is the leading fast bowler in terms of wickets, having taken 704 from 40037 deliveries in his illustrious Test career. His career statistics are outstanding: an average of 26.45, a strike rate of 56.8, and an economy rate of 2.79. Anderson’s best bowling figures in an innings stand at 7/42.
His consistency, skill, and longevity have cemented his place as one of the all-time greats in the history of Test cricket. Anderson’s impact on the game is profound, and his record speaks volumes about his contributions to England’s cricketing success over the past two decades. His retirement marks the end of an era, leaving behind a legacy that will inspire future generations of fast bowlers.
Stats of Anderson’s Wickets Against Each Opponent:
James Anderson’s incredible Test career is highlighted by his impressive wicket tally against various teams. He took 149 wickets against India, showcasing his dominance against one of cricket’s strongest batting line-ups. His performance against Australia is equally noteworthy, with 117 wickets in the iconic Ashes series, reflecting his crucial role in England’s historic battles against their rivals. Against South Africa, Anderson claimed 103 wickets, further cementing his reputation as a premier fast bowler.
His success extended across the globe, taking 91 wickets against the West Indies and 84 wickets against New Zealand, demonstrating his ability to adapt to different conditions and challenges. Anderson’s 82 wickets against Pakistan highlight his skill in tackling subcontinent teams, while his 58 wickets against Sri Lanka add to his impressive record against Asian teams.
Additionally, Anderson managed to secure 11 wickets against Zimbabwe and 9 against Bangladesh, showing his consistent performance against all opponents. Each of these wickets contributed to his overall tally, making him one of the most successful and respected fast bowlers in the history of Test cricket.
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