England’s fast bowler James Anderson ends his brilliant career in international cricket

England K Fast Bowler James Anderson International cricket Retired on Friday.

According to the news agency AFP, he took the 704th and last wicket in his illustrious 21-year career.

England played this match once morest West Indies in which England won a great victory.

At the end of his career, the England team and other great players paid tribute to James Anderson.

The 41-year-348-day fast bowler took the wicket of West Indies batsman Joshua Da Silva on the final day of Test cricket.

However, he missed the golden opportunity to take 705 wickets. He failed to catch out Gadkesh Moti though it was an easy catch. He smiled regretfully at his failure.

Speaking to Sky Sports in the English team’s dressing room, he said: ‘I still regret that I dropped the catch.’

Dropping the catch wasn’t the only downside to the day when Anderson showed his brilliance for the last time in front of the fans at Lord’s. His game was well appreciated by the fans.

Anderson, who took four wickets for 58 runs, said he would miss playing at the highest level. There is no better feeling than winning a Test match.

On this question, what should they do next? ‘I haven’t thought regarding it yet,’ said Anderson.

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He said: ‘I’ll be with the same players for the rest of the summer and try to help the bowlers as much as I can and then see where life takes us.’

Anderson has certainly had a chance to rest. Earlier, he bowled his 40,000th ball in Test cricket on the second day of the game. This number is more than any bowler. Thus, they are ranked fourth in the world rankings.

England captain Ben Stokes described Anderson as ‘an incredible inspiration to many people. He (as his coach) is keenly interested in helping fast bowlers. I think there is no one better for this purpose than him.’

West Indies captain Craig Braithwaite said he is a ‘legend of the game.’

They will not forget to face them.

“Jimmy has rightly earned his place as one of the most iconic names in world cricket,” England and Wales Cricket Board chief executive Richard Gould said in a statement.

India’s famous cricketer Sachin Tendulkar said in his X-post that ‘It was a pleasure to see you bowling with action, speed, accuracy, swing and fitness. You inspired generations with your sport.’