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[Saba Sports News] Legendary England cricketer James Anderson retired after the first Test against West Indies at Lord’s on July 12, ending his international career as the third-highest wicket-taker in Tests.
Following his farewell game, Anderson was spotted playing cricket with kids on the iconic Lord’s turf, bowling and enjoying the moment. T
he scene quickly made its way to social media, where skipper Ben Stokes commented, highlighting Anderson’s lasting legacy.
In his final Test, Anderson took three wickets in the first innings and one in the second, contributing to England’s victory by an innings and 114 runs.
Despite retiring, the 41-year-old will stay with the team as a mentor for the remaining two Tests. Anderson expressed his willingness to assist the team whenever needed, declaring that playing for England was the best job in the world.
Stokes humorously remarked on the video, “My daughter batting and my son fielding—they’ve got no idea, but one day they will @jimmy9.”