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James Anderson 'at peace' with England retirement ahead of Lord's Test swansong

England’s all-time leading wicket-taker will make one final appearance against West Indies this week

Evening Standard

Jimmy Anderson insists he ‘could still do a job’ for England as final Test looms

Jimmy Anderson has said he is struggling to come to terms with retirement before his final Test appearance for England against West Indies

The Guardian - UK

'I don't have any regrets': England great James Anderson 'proud' of longevity as Test exit looms

NEW DELHI: James Anderson, who will turn 42 at the end of July, expressed his pride in his longevity as a Test bowler as he readies himself for his final international match. The first game of the series between England and the West Indies at Lord's, commencing on Wednesday, will…

The Times of India

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James Anderson makes emotional statement two days before final Test match

Anderson will play his 188th and final Test match at Lord’s this week, bringing an end to a 22-year career

The Independent UK

No one has loved playing for England more than Jimmy Anderson

This week at Lord’s is about celebrating the greatest seam bowler of all time. There will never be another like him

The Guardian - UK

James Anderson’s Test record as England great prepares for Lord’s farewell

The 41-year-old is third in the all-time list of Test wicket-takers.

The Independent UK

Before West Indies' tour opener in England, Gordon Greenidge recalls his iconic double century at Lord's

The West Indies will enter the first Test against England at Lord's on Wednesday as the underdogs, with many new faces that will be difficult to recognize for the English fans. However, things were exactly the opposite four decades ago.

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Graeme Swann backs James Anderson to take five-wicket haul in final England Test

Anderson will bow out from Test cricket with a farewell appearance against West Indies at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

BCCI secretary Jay Shah confirms Rohit Sharma will lead India in Champions Trophy and WTC in 2025

MUMBAI: BCCI secretary Jay Shah on Sunday confirmed that Rohit Sharma, who recently from T20Is after leading Team India to the T20 World Cup title in the USA West Indies, will captain India in two major assignments next year-the Champions Trophy in Pakistan in February, and then the World Test…

The Times of India

England’s ruthless effort to replace Anderson and Broad starts at Lord’s

Dillon Pennington, Matthew Potts and Gus Atkinson have potential but face tough battle to prove they can replace country’s greatest Test bowlers

The Guardian - UK

James Anderson to stay with England in new role as fast bowling mentor

Anderson will play his 188th and last Test at Lord’s next week.

The Independent UK

World Cricket Connects set to shape the future of the sport

The event at Lord’s will bring together 110 of cricket’s brightest minds

The Independent UK

Bowled over: Four sporty penthouses overlooking Lord's Cricket Ground hit the market for £7.75 million and up

Residents will be able to watch matches without leaving the comfort of their homes in St John’s Wood

Evening Standard

'Really hope he gets the send-off he deserves at Lord's': Former England skipper Andrew Strauss on James Anderson

NEW DELHI: Andrew Strauss, former England captain and batsman, has praised his former teammate and pace stalwart James Anderson as "one of the great bowlers of all time." However, Strauss also emphasised the importance of planning for the future of England's bowling attack beyond Anderson's retirement.

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Revisiting England’s overshadowed summer of perfection, 20 years on

Seven wins from seven Tests and a recasting of the XI set the team on its path to Ashes glory 12 months later

The Times of India

Hope James Anderson gets a fantastic end at Lord's: Robert Key

NEW DELHI: Robert Key, managing director of England's cricket team, stated that pace bowler James Anderson's choice to end his 21-year illustrious career was the right one as the nation looks to assemble a team for the future.

The Hindu

Huge hole will be left: Stuart Broad on England's bowling attack after James Anderson's retirement

Stuart Broad expresses concerns about England's inexperienced bowling attack post James Anderson's retirement, highlighting potential challenges ahead.

The Times of India

England great James Anderson to retire from Tests in July after Lord's game

NEW DELHI: England cricket great James Anderson will retire from the longest format after the first Test against West Indies at Lord's in July, the fast bowler said on Saturday.

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The Guardian - UK

Jimmy Anderson confirms England farewell as next Ashes ‘felt like a stretch’

England’s record wicket taker, Jimmy Anderson, has announced July’s first Test against West Indies will be his final international appearance

The Times of India

'Not a bad innings for a bus driver' - How Mohammad Kaif shot back at England captain Nasser Hussain after India won 2002 Natwest Series final

Chasing a mammoth 326 to win the 2002 Natwest Series final against England at Lord's, India lost half their side for only 146 when a young Mohammad Kaif walked in to join Yuvraj Singh, and the rest as they say is history.

AAP

Lyon: We'd have won the Ashes 4-0 if I'd been fit

Nathan Lyon believes his injury in the Lord's Test in 2023 stopped Australia winning the series 4-0, instead of drawing it 2-2.

Evening Standard

Middlesex 'not leaving Lord's any time soon' despite exploring new ground options

County has discussed prospect of developing a new home, largely because of the need to increase revenue

Evening Standard

Lord's Cricket Ground to undergo major revamp with new roof and stands

A new eye-catching roof will be built at Lords, reimagining a corner of the ground

Evening Standard

Lord's Cricket Ground submits application for major renovation with new roof and bar

The proposed developments could allow 32,000 punters to attend matches at the Home of Cricket

AAP

Unsung Northeast joins Bradman club with Lord's record

Sam Northeast, who's never played cricket for England, has recorded the highest-ever triple ton at Lord's - and joined an elite club headed by Don Bradman.

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