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they made a partnership of 44, Anderson hitting 14 of them to extend his run of innings without a duck in Test cricket. Later on day three, he was given the ball as England set out to take 20 West Indian wickets and secure match victory. Anderson found some significant swing in the cloudy conditions there, and proceeded to skittle through the West Indies top order, taking the first three wickets (including Gayle again) and leaving the West Indies on 68/3. Two late strikes secured Anderson a five-wicket haul, his first in 19 innings since his 7-wicket haul against New Zealand at Trent Bridge the previous summer. Anderson went on to take 4 further wickets after the West Indies were asked to follow-on (for the second time in the series) and England went on to win by an innings and 83 runs. With nine wickets in the match for 125 runs, Anderson was named the Man of the Match, only the second time in his career he had achieved this in a Test match.

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best in the next Test as England levelled the series as he took figures of 5–53 in the first innings and 2–24 in the second. His first-innings spell was nominated to be one of the best Test bowling performance of the year 2014 by ESPNcricinfo. In the fourth match of the series he took match figures of 5–64 as England won the match by an innings to go 2–1 up in the series. Anderson was again pivotal as England won the final match of the series, taking four wickets in the match. After the conclusion of the 5th Test, Anderson was named Man of the Series for taking 25 wickets. Anderson had a mixed ODI series against India. After the first match was abandoned, Anderson was wicket less in the first three games of the series, taking figures of 0–57, 0–29 and 0–38 as England went 3–0 down in the series. However, he bowled well in the final match of the series, taking figures of 2–39 as England won the match.

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finished as a draw. In the second Test England thrashed Australia, winning by an innings and 71 runs. Anderson took 4–51 in the first innings and Australia were never able to recover. England lost the third Test, but Anderson still impressed taking 4 wickets. Anderson took 4–44 in the fourth Test, which England won to retain the Ashes. He then took 4–66 and 3–61 as England won the fifth Test and series 3–1. During the series Anderson became the second youngest England bowler to claim 200 Test wickets. Anderson was rested at the start of the ODI series, but with England struggling he was recalled, taking 2–57 in the third match. In the sixth match Anderson took 1–91 of his ten overs as the England team struggled. Anderson took 3–48 in the final match of the series, but it was not enough to prevent another defeat as England lost the one-day series 6–1.

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wicket. Anderson was required to bowl a long spell to win England the match, and Kevin Pietersen later posted a picture of Anderson lying exhausted on the floor. England won the second Test, although this time Anderson was less influential, taking only three wickets. Anderson was again quiet in the third Test, in which England managed to hold on to a draw following a long rain delay. Anderson took 2–65 in the fourth Test as England went 3–0 up in the series. Following the game, there was speculation Anderson would be rested for the final Test to ensure he would be fresh for the return series in Australia. However, Anderson played and took 4–95 in the first innings, as the match ended in a draw and England won the series 3–0. Anderson was rested for the ODI series as back up bowlers such as Ben Stokes and Boyd Rankin were given the chance to play.

1705:. England struggled in the conditions and slumped to a heavy defeat in the first Test, with Anderson largely ineffectual. England again lost the second Test, with poor performances from the batsmen giving the bowlers little to work with. Anderson took his best figures of the tour, 3–35 in the final match of the series, but it wasn't enough to prevent a whitewash for Pakistan. After the series, England moved on to Sri Lanka for a two-match Test series. Anderson took 5–72 in the first innings but it wasn't enough to prevent a fourth straight defeat for England. Anderson was praised for his performance in conditions which did not favour seam bowlers. England won the final Test to level the series, with Anderson taking figures of 4–98 in the match. As a result of his performances, Anderson was named England Cricketer of the Year. 2034:. During the second Test, Anderson picked up his 100th wicket at Lord's in Tests, and his 550th Test match wicket as he took 5–20 in the first innings, and finished with match figures of 9–43. The third Test at Trent Bridge was won by India as they recovered from a 2–0 start to the series, Anderson took his 100th wicket against India in Tests. In the fifth Test, Anderson equalled Glenn McGrath's record for the most Test wickets by a pace bowler (563), he then surpassed this later in the game when he took his 564th Test wicket. Anderson took 24 wickets at an average of 18.13 during the series, the most wickets by any bowler during the series as England beat India 4–1. 1904:

England did not have enough time to force a win and the match finished in a draw. In the second Test Anderson took 1–40 in the first innings, before finishing with figures of 2–22 in Pakistan's second innings as they were dismissed for 354. However, England's batting was unable to chase down the target and the suffered a 127 run defeat. England needed to win the final Test of the series to level it, and Pakistan were dismissed cheaply for 234 in the first innings, with Anderson taking 4–17. However, they recovered in their second innings, scoring 355, despite Anderson taking 2–52. An England second innings collapse saw Pakistan win the series 2–0.

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2–60 in the next match as Sri Lanka levelled the series at 2–2. England lost the final match of the series, with Anderson finishing with figures of 1–33. After picking up figures of 3–93 in the Sri Lankan first innings, he took 4–25 in the second as England fell narrowly short of victory as the first Test ended in a draw. In the second Test, he took 2–49 in the first innings before taking 3–91 in the second. As England battled to save the Test, Anderson faced 55 balls but was dismissed on the penultimate ball of the match as England lost the match. Anderson was named England's man of the series after taking 12 wickets in the series.

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figures of 4–20 in the first innings. Anderson continued to impress in the final two Tests continuing to be economical and providing a wicket-taking threat. Anderson was rested for the first ODI, but returned in the second, taking 1–36 in ten overs. He then took 3–26 in the third match, before playing the remaining matches of the series. Although Anderson struggled to take wickets, his economical bowling frustrated the opposition and kept the run rate down. By the end of the tour, Anderson had established himself as the leader of the England attack, with his swing bowling making him one of the most feared bowlers in the world.

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took 46 wickets at an average of 38.39, but since then in 9 Tests he took 43 wickets at 30.58 at a much lower strike rate. In the five Tests Anderson played against New Zealand in a four-month period, 22 of the 27 wickets he managed were against right-handed batsmen. Against the right-handers he averaged 20.77 compared to 38.60 against left-handers. This was an improvement however on his career statistics, since he averaged 70 wickets at 29.11 against right-handers and 19 at 54.94 against left-handers. This first became clear in the 2003 Test series against South Africa when Graeme Smith and

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Test by an innings, with Anderson managing figures of 1–116. The second Test was a tighter affair, with the match ending in a draw, but Anderson could only manage three wickets in the match. England lost the third Test, meaning a 2–0 series defeat, and South Africa earned their place at the top of the Test rankings. Anderson took 4–44 in the third ODI, and 2–41 in the fifth as the series ended as 2–2 draw. This was seen as a positive result for England, with several young players being blooded against an experienced South African team.

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figures of 4–43 in the second innings helped England put themselves in a match winning position. They won the game by nine wickets to go 1–0 up in the series. In the final Test, Anderson took 6–42 in the West Indies first innings as England took a first innings lead. However, England collapsed in their second innings and although Anderson took a wicket in the West Indies second innings, it wasn't enough to prevent a five wicket defeat as the series ended in a 1–1 draw. He was awarded with the player of the series award.

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tournament came when he helped England defend 171 against South Africa, where he bowled six overs, collecting figures of 2–16. He was left out of the team against the West Indies, which England won. Anderson did not appear in England's final match against Sri Lanka, in which they lost by ten wickets and so bowed out at the quarter-final stage of the competition. Overall, Anderson had a disappointing tournament, although the pitches did not suit his style of bowling being unable to get the ball to swing.

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the second Test, Anderson took 5/73 and finished with match figures of 7/130 and helped England to a 126-run victory. He sustained an ankle injury while playing football before the third Test but recovered in time to be selected. Anderson's performance in the final Test was less effective, recording match figures of 1/153 as England won the match by 121 runs and the series 2–1. Searching for consistency, Anderson's action reverted to the action he used in 2003, one with which he felt comfortable.

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Anderson took 3–36 in Sri Lanka's first innings, and followed this up with 5–58 in their second innings as England secured another win, this time by nine wickets. In the final, rain affected match of the series, Anderson took figures of 2–61 in Sri Lanka's first innings, and then took the only wicket to fall in Sri Lanka's second innings as the match ended in a draw. Following his exploits, Anderson ended the series as the World's Number One Test bowler.

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a further 6 in the third as England took a 3–0 series lead. Anderson took 3 more wickets in the final Test as England won the series 4–0 and became the new world Number Ones. Following Anderson's performance, he was widely considered the premier fast bowler in the world. Anderson took 3–48 in the third ODI but was left out of the final game of the series as had already won, taking a 2–0 lead into the final match, which they also won by 6 wickets.

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collected figures of 2–30 as England won their first game of the tournament. He was again wicket less in England's defeat to Sri Lanka. In their must win game against Bangladesh, Anderson took figures of 2–45 but was later the last man out as England lost the game to exit the World Cup. In their final group game against Afghanistan, Anderson bowled economically, finishing with figures of 1–18 as England won their final match of the tournament.

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following match, bowling 4 for 28 runs, picking up a wicket. He was the pick of the English bowlers as South Africa won the match, posting over 200. Anderson bowled well in the ODI series, picking up regular wickets. He claimed 3–60 in the second ODI, and 5–23 in the fourth match. The four-match Test series was drawn 1–1, with Anderson bowling well. He picked up 5 wickets for 63 runs during the 3rd Test, as well as 4–73 in the opening match.

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fourth ODI in Barbados to keep the series alive. Bowling first, England restricted the West Indies to 239/9 in their 50 overs, with Anderson himself taking the wicket of Fidel Edwards to finish with figures of 1 for 41 with 1 maiden in the 10 he bowled. Duckworth-Lewis again helped England as they chased down 136 in 18 overs to win by nine wickets. Thus, the series was tied at 2–2 going into the final match in

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series against the West Indies, taking 2–38 in the second match. England then played Australia in 5 ODIs. Anderson took 2–55 in the first match, and 2–34 in the fourth match. There were suggestions that Anderson would play no part in the series, both to rest him and to deprive Australia of facing him ahead of the Ashes series the following year. However, despite this, Anderson played a key part in the series.

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innings as Australia won the match by 405 runs. In the third Test, Anderson took 6–47 in the Australian first innings to help restrict them to 136. He took 1–15 in the second innings but injured himself in the process. Although England won the game to go 2–1 up in the series, Anderson was ruled out of the remainder of the series through injury. England went on to win the series 3–2.

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struggled to find his length bowling in the first innings and finished wicketless from seven overs having conceded 32. An improvement in the second innings saw him take the first two wickets after the follow-on, including that of the West Indies captain Chris Gayle, and finishing with figures of 2–38 from 15 overs and match figures of 2–70 as England won by ten wickets.

1602:, who were still excluded from participating in Test match cricket by the ICC (although originally the tour had been scheduled to be played by Sri Lanka, who pulled out to allow their players to play in the IPL), in a two-Test and three-ODI tour. Anderson was selected after a bright start to the season with Lancashire, which included figures of 11–109 in a match against 1747:, his 529th in international cricket, Anderson overtook Ian Botham to become England's all-time highest wicket-taker. He took 5–34 in the second match as England went on to win the series. Anderson took 4–137 in the first Test and went on to take wickets in every innings in the series. The series itself finished 0–0, with the batsmen dominating on good batting wickets. 1935:

India's first innings, and with India needing a small target to win the game in the second innings, Anderson again failed to take a wicket as India won by eight wickets. In the fourth Test he took 0–63 as India posted 631 and won the game by an innings and 36 runs. Anderson missed the final Test through injury, with England losing the series 4–0.

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through injury but returned for the third, taking figures of 2–56 and 2–81 as England drew the match, but won the series 1–0. Anderson took 4–18 in the first ODI but was wicketless in the second match. In the fourth match he returned to his best, taking 3–24. In the final match he took 2–55, helping England to a series win.

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collapsed to 83 all out to hand England a historic victory on South Africa soil. Anderson took his best figures of the series in the final Test, finishing with 3–47 in South Africa's second innings, but a poor batting performance from England saw South Africa win the Test by 280 run, although England won the series 2–1.

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for a 2 test and 5 ODI series. Anderson took 1–88 in New Zealand's first innings in the first Test between the two sides. In the second innings he took 1–31 as England won the match by 124 runs to go 1–0 up in the series. In the second Test he took 2–43 as New Zealand were bowled out for 350. He made

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Following the Ashes series, England played Sri Lanka at home. In the first match of the series Anderson had figures of 1–22. In the second ODI between England and Sri Lanka, Anderson took two wickets for 38 runs. He finished with figures of 2–10 in the next match as England won by 10 wickets. He took

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he became England's leading ODI wicket-taker when he took his 235th wicket. In the final Group A match he took 3–32 as England reached the semi-finals of the competition. England shocked South Africa and won by 7 wickets, with Anderson taking 2–14 off 8 overs. England played India, the favourites for

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for the second and final Test of the series. England again won the toss and chose to bat, and proceeded to dominate the West Indies bowling attack, amassing 569–6 declared. Anderson was sent in at the end of the first day in his role as night-watchman to protect Pietersen. Batting with Alastair Cook,

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with England. He played in the Twenty20 series, which England won 2–0, and he was then involved in the one-day series which New Zealand won 3–2. Although he played in all five matches of the One-Day series, he struggled and only managed four wickets at an average of 67.50. In an effort to regain some

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in the same innings. Although England lost the series, Anderson demonstrated greater consistency than before and managed 14 wickets, at 35.57 and getting the Man of the Series award. He also managed to get his name on the honours board at Lord's for the second time with his best Test figures of 5/42.

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as England coach after the World Cup, it was felt that Anderson would benefit under new management; along with the rest of the England team, he was allowed to play more for his county. It was felt that it was not beneficial for players who were not representing England to just sit on the sideline and

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After missing the first Test through injury, Anderson returned in the second match of the series and took four wickets in the match as England won to level the series at 1–1. In the third match, he took figures of 2–54 in Pakistan's first innings and then took 2–31 in their second innings as England

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England faced South Africa at the end of the summer, with their Number One ranking on the line. The series was also anticipated as a chance to see Anderson go head to head with Dale Steyn, regarded as the world's two best seam bowlers. The series was a disappointment for England. They lost the first

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England's next opponents were India. England needed to win the four match series by two games to overtake India in the world rankings and become the new top-ranked Test team. Anderson shone in the first Test, taking 5–65 as England took a 1–0 lead. Anderson took 5 more wickets in the second Test and

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and Matthew Hoggard after England were defeated by 189 runs; the decision to axe both bowlers was heralded as the end of an era in English cricket. Anderson's selection was a surprise as it was expected that Broad would replace Harmison, but not that Hoggard would be dropped. In the first innings of

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was held at Trent Bridge. Despite being favourites, England struggled in the first innings, posting just 215. Anderson led the fightback, taking 5–85 as England bowled Australia out for 280. As Australia closed in on winning the match in the second innings, Anderson took 5–73, including the winning

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Anderson finished the tour with 9 wickets at an average of 38.00 from the Test series, with an economy rate of 2.65 runs per over from both innings and best match figures coming in the fifth Test at Trinidad, as well as accumulating 24 runs at an average of 12.00, with a highest-score of 20. In the

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Anderson was not selected for the senior side's tour to India in January 2006 as Simon Jones returned from injury and was chosen ahead of him. Instead, Anderson was selected for England A's tour of the West Indies. In February, days before the start of the first A-match between England and the West

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Anderson was injured for the first Test against South Africa. He returned to the side for the second Test but failed to make an impact, taking 1–77 as the match ended in a draw. In the third Test Anderson took 1–60 in South Africa's first innings, before taking 1–26 in their second innings as they

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which remained. After taking 3 for 48 in 8 overs in a warm-up match against the WIPA President's Select XI, Anderson led the England attack in the T20 international. Despite finishing with decent figures of 1–19 in 3 overs, England were beaten soundly. The first One-Day International, however, saw

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After the Test series against New Zealand, Anderson's figures revealed that he struggled to bowl to left-handed batsmen and his contrasting fortunes between the start of his career and his resurgence. By the end of June 2008, Anderson had played 25 Test matches; in the 16 Tests before July 2007 he

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on the helmet. Anderson was disconcerted by injuring Flynn said that striking him "wasn't pleasant". In the final match of the series Anderson scored a career Test best of 28 in a partnership of 76 with Stuart Broad. This was followed up by career best bowling of 7/43 in the first innings and Test

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He was retained for the home series when New Zealand toured England later in 2008. He continued to enjoy success against the touring side, taking 19 wickets at 19.31 and finishing as the leading wicket-taker of the series. This was his highest return of wickets in a series. Anderson bowled well in

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After missing the series against Bangladesh through injury, Anderson returned to the side for the second Test against India. He took 3–62 in the first innings as India made 455. He then took 1–33 in the second innings. India won the match by 246 runs. In the third Test he did not take a wicket in

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Anderson recovered from his injury in time for the Test series against Pakistan. In the first innings of the first Test, Anderson took figures of 2–42 and bowled economically as Pakistan were dismissed for 523. In the second innings he took figures of 2–30 as Pakistan were bowled out for 173, but

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Following injury, Anderson returned to the England team for the second match of the Tri-Series against India, where he had figures of 4–18 to help England win. In the next match against Australia he was wicket less as England were defeated. In the game against India, Anderson picked up figures of

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on 11 July 2013. Anderson and fellow bowler Stuart Broad were criticised for their performance in the second Test after failing to capitalise on a good bowling surface. Anderson finished with match figures of 5–137 as England lost the match, increasing the pressure on the team. He returned to his

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at Trent Bridge. Anderson hit his maiden first-class fifty as well as posting the highest score (81 runs) by an England No 11 batsman in Test history. His innings was also the longest innings by a No 11 batsman in Test history. Timed at 230 minutes, it surpassed the previous record set by Mushtaq

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Anderson went on the tour of South Africa as one of the leaders of the English attack, having established himself in all formats of the game. In the opening T20 International, Anderson failed to pick up a wicket, although he was fairly economical, going at 8 runs an over. Anderson improved in the

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In the next two ODIs, England suffered two more defeats, with Anderson taking 3 for 37 from 9 overs in the second ODI, as well as making 8 with the bat, and went on to take 1 for 39 from 5 overs and 0 not out as England fell 2–1 behind in the five-match series. England therefore needed to win the

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podcast, he explained that "it was sort of just looking ahead and could a 43-year-old me make the Ashes in 18 months’ time and we sort of came to the decision that probably not", adding "it feels like the right thing for me and the team going forward. It feels like a good time". On 12th July, he

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Anderson played all five Test matches in the Ashes but could not prevent his team losing possession of the urn, with England slipping to a 4–0 series defeat. Despite the poor performance of the team as a whole, Anderson emerged with some considerable personal credit having returned figures of 17

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In the first Test Anderson took figures of 3–43 in Australia's first innings to help restrict them to 308, and England went on to win the game by 169 runs. In the second Test he failed to take a wicket in the whole match, finishing with figures of 0–99 in the first innings and 0–48 in the second

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Anderson was part of the England team when Sri Lanka toured in 2011. Anderson took 3–66 in the first innings but was unable to bowl in the second due to an injury. England won the first Test after Sri Lanka collapsed for 82 all out in the second innings. Anderson was ruled out of the second Test

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England faced Bangladesh in a two-match Test series. England were expected to win easily and cruised to victory in the first Test, with Anderson taking figures of 4–78 and 1–84. Anderson also played in the second Test, finishing with figures of 1–45 and 3–16. England won the series 2–0. Anderson

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as Lancashire won by 8 wickets. It was the only first-class match he played for Lancashire before being called into the England squad for a series against the West Indies. As of 26 April 2009, Anderson had taken 188 wickets at 24.37 from 48 first-class matches with Lancashire, and

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In the first Test against Sri Lanka, Anderson was in sublime form, taking figures of 5–16 in the tourist's first innings to restrict them to 91. In their second innings, he took figures of 5–29 as England secured a comprehensive victory by a margin of an innings and 88 runs. In the second Test,

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Anderson failed to take a wicket in the first match against Australia, finishing with figures of 0–67. In the next match against New Zealand he finished with figures of 0–37 as England suffered a humiliating eight wicket defeat. He took his first wickets of the tournament against Scotland as he

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In the second Test against West Indies, Anderson took 4–43 at Trent Bridge, a ground where he always performed due to the swing-friendly conditions. With England taking a 2–0 series lead, Anderson was rested for the final match of the series to help him avoid burnout. Anderson played in the ODI

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England then played Pakistan at home. It was during this series that Anderson established himself as one of the world's best Test bowlers. In the first match he took 5–54 and 6–17 which England won. This left Anderson with match figures of 11–71. He helped England win the second Test, achieving

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for his 384th Test wicket, thus overtaking another Ian Botham record and becoming England's all-time highest Test match wicket-taker. Despite Anderson's best efforts, the match ended in a draw. In the second Test Anderson took 2–47 West Indies first innings as they were bowled out for 299. His

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As expected, Anderson was selected in the England squad to play Australia, where he developed his own wobble-seam delivery to combat the Kookaburra ball that doesn't swing as much for as long. Anderson played well in the opening tour games and took two wickets in the opening Test match, which

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while seemingly struggling for form, Anderson was given another shot at redemption, after Simon Jones was dropped for the third Test after a poor performance in the second. Anderson, though, did even worse than Jones, collecting figures of 2/117 and 0/32 in his two innings. Anderson spent the

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2005 was Anderson's first full season for Lancashire. He was propelled into the England side soon after his Lancashire debut and had returned to rediscover his form after winter tours with England, where he had spent most of his time on the sidelines; when given a chance for England, he often

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Following the defeat to South Africa, Andrew Strauss retired and was replaced as captain by Alistair Cook. The first series under the leadership of Cook was against India. England lost the first Test by 9 wickets, with Anderson taking just one wicket in the match. England won the second Test

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The first Test was held at Lord's, beginning on 6 May 2009. Anderson was not involved directly until the second day, with England batting first, but made only a single in a 19-ball innings. With the wicket showing a green tinge and some cloud cover, Anderson was expected to excel. However he

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Anderson was selected in the squad for the 2011 World Cup and played in the opening game against the Netherlands. He was involved in the dramatic tie against India, where both teams posted 338, and also played as England suffered an embarrassing defeat against Ireland. His best match of the

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After his impressive display in the final match in India, Anderson looked likely to feature as one of England's main bowlers in both the ODI series and Test matches against Pakistan and Sri Lanka; however, an early season stress fracture of the back ruled Anderson out for all of the summer

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wickets at an average of 27.82 over the Test series, including a haul of 5/43 in the 2nd innings of the day-night 2nd Test at Adelaide. He ended the tour as the top England wicket-taker in the Ashes. Over the entire series Anderson bowled 223.3 overs, the most in a series in his career.

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was chosen ahead of Anderson, and Anderson did not play a single Test on the tour. Despite this disappointment he played in all five of England's One-Day games in Pakistan, showing improvements in form to be England's joint-leading wicket-taker in the series with Andrew Flintoff, taking

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Anderson has an unusual bowling action. At the moment of delivery, he has his head down, eyes closed, and does not look where he is bowling; he attempted to bowl with his head up but found that he lost pace in doing so, so reverted to his original action. In 2003, ex-England pace bowler

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Anderson was part of the squad which toured Sri Lanka in the winter. The One-Day side completed their first-ever series victory in Sri Lanka; Anderson's contribution was four wickets in five matches at an average of 48.25 and tying down Sri Lanka's top order along with Sidebottom and

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bowled his last ball in international cricket, having dismissed four batters in his final game to finish his Test career with 704 wickets. Anderson accepted a mentoring role with the team for the remaining two matches against the West Indies, and subsequent Test series against

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Selected for the home series against New Zealand in May, Anderson enjoyed a relatively uneventful but consistent series, playing two out of the three Tests and being England's fourth-highest wicket-taker, all three above him having played every match, with 11 wickets at 18.63.

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Anderson was named as England Test vice-captain after Ben Stokes was suspended indefinitely. Stokes was arrested in the early hours of the morning following the third ODI against West Indies at Bristol in September 2017 from an incident near a night club, at which teammate

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The ODI series which followed was England's first ODI series win at home in three years. Anderson was the leading wicket-taker of either side with 14 wickets at an average of 22.57. In the first ODI of the series, Anderson claimed his 100th ODI wicket when he dismissed

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stated "James Anderson is not a player with a reputation for bad behaviour ... and I am sure he will do everything he can to ensure there is no repeat of this unfortunate incident". Anderson finished the series with five wickets at 30.40 as England lost the series 2–1.

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an unbeaten ten with the bat to help England reach 350 and level the scores. In New Zealand's second innings he took 2–96 as New Zealand won the Test to level the series at 1–1. During the series Anderson took his 400th Test wicket and scored his 1000th Test run.

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The Test series against South Africa dented Anderson's reputation as England's golden boy; in a series England drew 2–2 after coming from behind, Anderson finished the five-match series with 15 wickets at an average of 39.86. His best figures of 5/102 came at

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In 2008, after the Test and One-Day series against South Africa ended at the beginning of September, Anderson was unavailable to play for Lancashire for the rest of the season. He finished the season with 20 first-class wickets at 7.75 for Lancashire.

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to prove his fitness; however, Lancashire decided they would rather have Anderson play for them, even if only in a limited capacity. In the only first-class match he played for Lancashire that season, he was limited to three four-over spells by the

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The first match of the following ODI series at Headingley was abandoned due to heavy rain, leaving two One-Day matches to be played. Anderson was named in the England squad for the series, and was selected for both matches. In the first match at

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said Anderson would only be able to play for five years with his action. Between 2004 and 2005, the England coaching staff attempted to alter Anderson's bowling action. Anderson was selected in the One-Day and Test squads for the winter tour of

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to say that Anderson has the potential to become a world-class bowler if he can improve his self-belief. In the One-Day series that followed Anderson managed five wickets from five matches at an average of 41.40 as England lost the series 3–1.

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the competition in the final, in what proved to be a rain interrupted match. Only being able to bowl four overs, Anderson took 1–24, but a poor batting performance meant that England lost the match and India went on to become champions.

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has taken 100 wickets at three separate grounds in Sri Lanka) He has the most international Test deliveries bowled by a pace bowler. On 9 March 2024, Anderson became only the third player overall to reach 700 career test match wickets.

985:. He opened the bowling and recorded figures of 1/46 from six overs. His debut came before he was even awarded his County cap, which occurred in 2003. He showed good promise in this series – a three-team tournament also including 1135:

following summer with Lancashire; bowling regularly a quota of overs one would associate with a new ball bowler, something he had not done enough in his England stint. He was recalled to the England squad for the last match of

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as the most successful bowler against Tendulkar with a total of eight dismissals. With England needing just a draw to win the series in the final Test, Anderson took 4–81 to help England draw the match and win the series 2–1.

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for 70 runs, with an economy of just 2.18, one of his best in Test cricket. With England setting the West Indies a target of 240 runs to win, Anderson had arguably his best innings of the tour. After dismissing opener

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the first Test, recording match figures of 130/5 as the match was drawn. In the second Test, Anderson finished with match figures of 5/139 as England won by six wickets; on the first day, he struck New Zealand batsman

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played in the first ODI, but was expensive, taking figures of 3–74. He was wicketless in the second game as England suffered a shock defeat. Anderson did not play in the decider, which England won to take the series.

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best match figures of 9/98 overall as he won the Man of the Match award and England secured an innings and nine run victory and a 2–0 series win. Anderson's performance in the series prompted England bowling coach

864:, "Britain's biggest-selling gay magazine", in September 2010. He stated, "If there are any gay cricketers, they should feel confident enough to come out, because I don't think there is any homophobia in cricket". 5119: 2382: 1104:. He did feature in the ODI series which England drew 2–2, playing in four matches and taking 4 wickets at an average of 37.00; in the final match of the series, Anderson took his 50th ODI wicket, that of 1424:, Anderson scored a Test-career best 34 runs, having come to the crease as a nightwatchman late on Day 3. In the course of his innings he was struck on the wrist and then on the grille of his helmet by 1276:

match practice would allow him to rediscover his form. Anderson did not feature in the Test series against the West Indies, but he did play in the ODI series. During the second ODI, he clashed with

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England inflict their first defeat on the West Indies of the tour. After posting 270 for 7 in their 50 overs, Rain interrupted the West Indies' reply, leading to the result being decided on the

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experienced complications with bowling, due to a lack of match practice. He finished the season with 60 first-class wickets at an average of 30.21 and 27 one-day wickets at an average of 22.00.

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in Sri Lanka. In the first Test, he took match figures of 1/53 from 22 overs, helping England to their first ever Test win in Galle. The second Test saw a record breaking 38 wickets taken by

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he took 5 wickets at the expense of 78 runs, to help England win by an innings and 55 runs. Overall Anderson took a team leading 9 wickets during the series, with the series being tied 1–1.

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as a precaution when he felt a twinge in his back; during the tournament he had begun to regain some of his form and in the four matches he played he took 8 wickets at an average of 20.62.

2085:. On 4 July 2020, Anderson was named in England's thirteen-man squad for the first Test match of the series. On 25 August, Anderson became the first fast bowler to reach 600 Test wickets. 1727:

convincingly, but Anderson again struggled in conditions more suited to spinners. Anderson performed much better in the third Test, taking six wickets overall. Anderson took the wicket of

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In 2006, he married Daniella Lloyd, a model he met in 2004 while on England duty in London; he stated that marriage has made him "a much happier person". The couple have two daughters.

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squads in September 2006 although at that point he had not played any first-class cricket in six months. He was straight back into England colours for the 0–5 Ashes whitewash against

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Although fit and included in both the Test and one-day squads for the tour of the West Indies, Anderson did not play in the Test series, having been superseded by players such as

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He is the only seam bowler to take 300-plus Test wickets on home soil. He is the first pace bowler, and second player overall, to take 100 Test wickets at a single venue (at

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He holds the world record for "not out" batting performances in Test cricket, achieving his 62nd Test "not out" at Lord's in 2017, passing the previous record of 61 set by

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for 0; the feat was achieved in Anderson's 17th Test match and after the match he had 53 wickets at an average of 35.67. He became the first England bowler to dismiss

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On 18 December 2021, Anderson during England's 1st innings in the 2nd Test of the Ashes, became the first-ever batsman to remain not out in Test cricket on 100 instances.

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when he appeared to get in the way of Morton when the batsman was running between the wickets. Anderson was fined half of his match fee for the incident and match referee

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When Anderson was selected for the England one-day squad, he had played only five List A matches, taking 23 wickets at an average of 26.75. At the age of 20, he made his

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of the back sustained in early May. He played in only two matches for Lancashire, and at one point, the Lancashire Cricket Board considered sending Anderson to play for

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that Anderson had broken his finger during fielding practice and his involvement in the tournament was in question, although he was able to play despite the pain.

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stated that "[i]t can be said with absolute certainty that no fast bowler will come close to matching Anderson’s tally. His record will stand forever."

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in the third Test where he used movement of the seam to claim his second five-wicket haul in his fifth Test. Although Anderson was England's lead wicket taker,

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ODIs, Anderson took 9 wickets at 21.11 and an economy rate of 5.00 runs per over and 8 runs at an equivalent average. He then rejected offers to play in the

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Anderson played a key role in the 2013 Champions Trophy. He took 3–30 against Australia as England made a winning start to their campaign. During the match

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for 3; after the match, he had taken 103 wickets from 70 matches at an average of 27.02. Anderson was also included for the England squad for the

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recorded a 141 run victory. England lost the final match of the series, with Anderson taking just one wicket in the match as the series finished 2–2.

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On 29 May 2020, Anderson was named in a 55-man group of players to begin training ahead of international fixtures starting in England following the

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Anderson's batting showed a marked improvement in the summer's home Test series against South Africa. In the second innings of the second Test, at

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caught on the boundary by Steve Harmison. Due to the intricacies of the D/L system, this wicket ensured England won the match by a single run.

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Following two low-key performances in the warm-up matches against a St. Kitts XI and West Indies A, Anderson was dropped for the first Test in

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Although Anderson was returned home early from England's victorious ODI series in Australia, Anderson was selected in England's squad for the

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1–24 to help England qualify for the final. In the final, Anderson picked up two wickets but England lost the match and finished runners-up.

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At the start of the 2009 English cricket season, Anderson took career-best match figures in a first-class match with 11/109 against

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During the summer of 2013, England played Australia in the first of what would be back-to-back Ashes Series. The first Test of the

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series after taking 60 wickets for Lancashire in 2005, once again as a replacement for the injured Jones, but all-rounder

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for Lancashire's Most Promising Young County Player in the 2002 season. In 2003, Anderson became the youngest player to take a

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Anderson was in the side as England played their 1,000th Test match, during the first Test against India at Edgbaston in the

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for 41. After the ODI series against the West Indies, Anderson had 50 wickets from 31 ODIs at an average of 23.78.

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In the opening match of the Test series against New Zealand, Anderson took match figures of 7–70. On the second day of the

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for 2; This feat was achieved in Anderson's 29th Test and after the match he had 104 wickets at an average of 34.51.

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with only 20 caps between them. In the first Test of the series, Anderson claimed his 50th Test wicket when he dismissed

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departed for undisclosed "personal" reasons. After an unconvincing display by Liam Plunkett in the second Test in

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described the incident as trivial, coming as it did after the Stokes affair and a head-butting incident between

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for a 10th-wicket partnership in Test cricket scoring 198 runs, beating the 163 run-partnership by Australians

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and Zimbabwe. His hat-trick against Pakistan, the first by an English bowler in an ODI, claimed the wickets of

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In the tour of New Zealand, Anderson returned to the ODI side. In February 2013 during England's loss of the

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Anderson bowling during the Champions Trophy match in which he became England's leading wicket-taker in ODIs

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On 11th July 2024, James Anderson became the first-ever pacer to bowl 40,037 deliveries in Test Cricket.

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for Lancashire, just a week before his Test match debut against Zimbabwe; it was the first hat-trick at

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In the final match of the series, Anderson took his 100th Test wicket. The landmark wicket was that of

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Anderson bowling during the second Test of India's tour of England in 2007. He opened the bowling with

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squad. It was here that he really broke into international cricket with a match-winning spell against

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against the West Indies at Lord's in July, after it had been decided by England director of cricket

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Hobson, Richard (2009). "India v England – One-Day International Reports". In Berry, Scyld (ed.).

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Stuart Broad was called up to replace Jon Lewis, who had to return home due to family problems.

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In November 2020, Anderson was nominated for the ICC Men's Test Cricketer of the Decade award.

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In May 2024, Anderson announced that he would retire from international cricket following the

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This article is about the England Test player. For other cricketers named James Anderson, see

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Anderson retained his place in the Test squad, and his next big break came when an injury to

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in the face, knocking out a tooth, in a spell of short, aggressive bowling when he also hit

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in 2019–20. On 26 December 2019, in the first Test, he became only the ninth cricketer to

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The Wisden Trophy was up for grabs again a few months later when the West Indies replaced

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in 2002; he played 13 matches and took 50 wickets at an average of 22.28, including three

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was chosen to fill the bowler's spot left empty by the still-injured Simon Jones. When

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against eventual world champions Australia, and England lost a closely fought contest.

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forced the Welshman out of the last three Tests of the 2004 summer series against the

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that he would not feature in the team's plans beyond the summer. Speaking on the BBC

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since he wanted to commit to a bright future for England over the following summer.

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match, which Pakistan won, Anderson had team leading match figures of 4–94. In the

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On 25 July 2016, during the second Test of that year's England-Pakistan series at

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was suspended after pouring a drink over Anderson in a Perth bar. Although coach

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internationals and all but two matches of his county season. Lancashire teammate

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Anderson was prevented from playing much for Lancashire in the 2006 season by a

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Anderson plays as a right-arm fast-medium bowler. Among fast bowlers, he is the

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Anderson was selected in the Test squad for the tour of Pakistan, but spinner

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also became the first England outfielder to take five catches in an innings.

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broke numerous records in England's first innings of the first Test against

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Ahmed in 1997 (183 minutes) by almost an hour. He and Root also set a new

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and fast bowler Simon Jones flew home with knee injuries and vice-captain

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team, was well below standard. Anderson was sent home midway through the

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England toured Pakistan at the back end of 2012. The series was held in

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in Tests (198). He retired from international cricket on 12 July 2024.

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milked him for 276 runs while only being dismissed once between them.

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from a young age. At weekends and during the school holidays, he was

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was called up to the England squad as the replacement for Anderson.

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After sitting out the tour match against the BCA President's XI in

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List of international cricket five-wicket hauls by James Anderson

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as England captain, England left for a tour to the West Indies.

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for the club's second XI, of which his father, Michael, was the

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and Stephen Brenkley were the Panel of selectors for the Team.

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in the history of the sport, he holds the record for the most

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On 5 July 2021, playing for Lancashire against Kent in the

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English cricketers who have played a hundred Test matches

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as his first competitive wicket. Anderson later made his

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Anderson was selected for four of the five tests in the

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Anderson became the first cricketer to model naked for

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in 1948) to play at Test match level into his forties.

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Anderson played in all three Tests of the series with

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in May 2004, Anderson recorded his maiden first-class

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Cricketers who have taken five wickets on Test debut

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Midway through the Ashes tour England Lions batsman

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Anderson bowling at Edgbaston during the 2009 Ashes

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Supplement No. 1. 6232:"Emergency Podcast: Jimmy's Got Something To Say" 5783:"James Anderson – Performance Analysis by Series" 4222:"Taylor responds in kind to England's aggression" 2734: 2732: 2064: 2011:Anderson fielding against India in September 2018 1987:and the two opening bowlers from the opposition ( 9641: 5953: 4518:"Tour match: St Kitts Invitational XI v England" 4332: 4250: 4033: 4017: 3920: 3873: 3833: 3808: 3759: 3561: 3526: 3524: 3454:"Anderson seeks consistency in England comeback" 3409: 3226:"ListA bowling in each season by James Anderson" 3211:"List A bowling for each team by James Anderson" 3085:"ListA bowling in each season by James Anderson" 2649:. London: Simon & Schuster. pp. 12–13. 2254:for England in Tests. With his fifth dismissal, 1722:2012–13: India, New Zealand and Champions Trophy 1650: 1154:had to miss the third Test due to injury, young 8413:2010 ICC World Twenty20 – Champions (1st title) 4694:"Tour match: WIPA President's Select v England" 4036:"Sri Lanka build a lead on Murali's record day" 3889: 3876:"Zaheer gives India hope after Anderson's haul" 3469:"England name unchanged squad for Windies tour" 3163:"Test bowling in each season by James Anderson" 2698: 1916: 1790:Anderson again toured Australia as part of the 1390:Anderson bowling against New Zealand in England 1341:, held in September 2007, replacing an injured 960:66 wickets at 21.78 in 44 list A matches. 948:, which was wary of him getting injured again. 6661: 6400: 5068:"Anderson still in the dark over knee problem" 4981:Anderson – Test bowling – Bowling innings list 4916:"Sussex v Lancashire at Hove, Apr 21–24, 2009" 4438:(146th ed.). London. pp. 1112–1117. 3447: 3445: 3097: 3095: 2857: 2729: 2645:Anderson, James & Gibson, Richard (2012). 2644: 2137:caught behind during India's first innings in 1731:in the 1st innings of the third Test to equal 1308:and leading a pace attack comprising himself, 9282: 8995: 8671: 8390: 8099: 7828: 7562: 7370: 6919: 4157: 4078: 4001: 3970: 3892:"The Bell factor and India's bowling worries" 3857: 3738: 3577: 3545: 3521: 3451: 3338: 3291: 3052: 2305:On 8 December 2011, Anderson was awarded the 969:2002–03: World Cup, Zimbabwe and South Africa 705:. Widely acknowledged as one of the greatest 21:James Anderson (disambiguation) § Sports 5808:"England Men confirm back-to-training group" 5213: 4312: 4310: 4308: 4125: 4109: 4066:"England in New Zealand ODI Series, 2007/08" 3731:"Commonwealth Bank Series, 2006–07 Averages" 3610:"Anderson loses Test place as Jones returns" 3325:"JM Anderson – ODI Batting – Career summary" 3307: 1797: 1760:ICC Champions Trophy match against Australia 1166: 872:Anderson made his competitive debut for the 795:James Anderson was a pupil at St Mary's and 733:. and is one of the few fast bowlers (after 9715:Officers of the Order of the British Empire 6895: 5191: 5116: 4363: 3938:"Most wickets: ICC World Twenty20, 2007/08" 3442: 3180:Big wins for Nottinghamshire and Lancashire 3092: 2042:Anderson played the first two Tests of the 2002: 1081:2004–05: West Indies, Zimbabwe and Pakistan 9289: 9275: 9002: 8988: 8678: 8664: 8397: 8383: 8106: 8092: 7835: 7821: 7569: 7555: 7377: 7363: 6926: 6912: 6340: 5686:"England's Anderson rested for third Test" 5463:"England's James Anderson sets new record" 4458:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 4419:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 4190:"New Zealand in England Test Series, 2008" 3988:"England in Sri Lanka ODI Series, 2007/08" 3653: 3420:"Anderson – "I'm not an automatic choice"" 3387:"Anderson voted Young Cricket of the Year" 3263: 2742:. 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ESPNcricinfo Retrieved on 3 June 2008. 3055:"Anderson and Keedy take Lancashire top" 2006: 1907: 1749: 1741:1st One day international in New Zealand 1641: 1620: 1465:in January 2009, and the replacement of 1385: 1287: 1084: 6763:"James Anderson 40,000 bowl deliveries" 6442: 6374:"Wood recalled but Pennington left out" 6313: 6258: 4983:. ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 30 May 2010. 4268:"England v New Zealand 3rd Test report" 4144:"Anderson five puts England in control" 3923:"Anderson replaces Bopara for Twenty20" 3625:"Anderson called up for England A tour" 3118:"Anderson included in Lancashire squad" 2588: 2370: 2293:He holds the record of most wickets in 2125:2024: India, West Indies and retirement 1981:second Test against New Zealand in 2018 1508:survived 10 overs to bat out the draw. 1361:In the spring of 2008, Anderson toured 1304:, coming into the side for the injured 1130:Travelling as a barely-used reserve on 963: 9680:One Day International hat-trick takers 9642: 6844: 6571:"Anderson's hard yards set new record" 6494: 6468: 4433: 4112:"Harmison and Hoggard axed by England" 3957:"Prior misses out on central contract" 3148:"Harmison available for season finale" 1263:2007: West Indies, India and Sri Lanka 1095:England's tour of Australia in 2006/7. 9270: 8983: 8659: 8378: 8087: 7816: 7803: 7550: 7358: 6907: 6894: 6417:Sportstar, Team (11 September 2019). 6370: 6226: 6168: 5337: 5099:from the original on 13 December 2021 4781: 4736: 4540:"Tour match: West Indies A v England" 4390: 3921:Andrew McGlashan (7 September 2007). 3890:Mathew Varghese (10 September 2007). 2909:"James Anderson. Activate Management" 2669: 2465:"England's greatest Test XI revealed" 2371:Hogwood, Cameron (22 February 2023). 1938: 1777: 1670: 1172:Indies, Anderson (along with batsmen 1024:(against whom he took a hat-trick at 769:leading Test wicket-taker of all-time 6543: 6381:. No. 77463. London. p. 58 6351:. No. 52621. London. p. 10 6001:"ICC Awards of the Decade announced" 5352:from the original on 11 January 2022 5131:from the original on 11 January 2022 4650:"Cook century ensures the stalemate" 4562:"Test abaondoned over poor outfield" 4034:Andrew McGlashan (3 December 2007). 4020:"England's bowlers take the honours" 4018:Andrew McGlashan (1 December 2007). 3580:"Vaughan could prove the difference" 3562:Andrew McGlashan (9 December 2005). 3177:ESPNcricinfo staff (24 April 2009). 3070:"Cooley backs Anderson for Pakistan" 2838: 2792: 2709: 1974: 1680:2011: World Cup, Sri Lanka and India 1456: 1215:. His performance, like much of the 827:fan who supports his home-town team 748:debut in 2003, played for England's 9730:Lancashire Cricket Board cricketers 6585: 6401:Scott Heinrich (31 December 2002). 5954:Shemlit, Stephan (25 August 2020). 5370: 5314: 5151:"Anderson voted Player of the Year" 5092:James Anderson Masterclass – Part 1 5046:"Anderson almost missed one-dayers" 4784:"England win after farcical finish" 4739:"Sarwan condemns England to defeat" 4474:"Pietersen insists he is blameless" 4253:"Kiwis reeling after Anderson haul" 4237:"Flynn injury disconcerts Anderson" 3777:"Anderson fined after Morton clash" 3716:"Anderson cool over back stiffness" 3435:"Anderson to miss Bangladesh Tests" 2766:"The Big Interview: Jimmy Anderson" 2467:. ICC. 30 July 2018. Archived from 2019:in a two Test match series. In the 1839: 1445:against India was cut short due to 1366:form, Anderson was allowed to join 1018:five wickets in an innings on debut 920:in eight years. In a match against 693:(born 30 July 1982) is an English 13: 7804: 6781:"Anderson gets freedom of Burnley" 6443:Gardner, Alan (26 December 2019). 5270:. London: BBC Sport. 18 April 2015 5002:"Anderson has Ashes in his sights" 4496:"Strauss to lead West Indies tour" 4002:Andrew Miller (30 November 2007). 3959:. ESPNcricinfo. 10 September 2007. 3688:. ESPNcricinfo. 15 September 2006. 3578:Andrew Miller (28 November 2005). 3564:"Anderson learning a tough lesson" 3437:. ESPNcricinfo. 25 September 2003. 3404:. ESPNcricinfo. 11 September 2003. 3135:. ESPNcricinfo. 21 September 2006. 3120:. ESPNcricinfo. 17 September 2006. 3072:. ESPNcricinfo. 28 September 2005. 2491:"ICC – Test Match Player Rankings" 2112: 2091: 2038:2018–19: Sri Lanka and West Indies 1889: 1848: 1709:2012: West Indies and South Africa 1234: 989:– which earned him a place in the 977:debut on 15 December 2002 against 867: 14: 9746: 6886:James Anderson's Official Website 6870: 6815:from the original on 17 July 2024 6371:Ammon, Elizabeth (17 July 2024). 6341:Macpherson, Will (17 July 2024). 4333:Andrew McGlashan (21 July 2008). 4081:"Anderson links up with Auckland" 3971:Andrew Miller (10 October 2007). 3874:Andrew McGlashan (21 July 2007). 3809:Andrew McGlashan (24 July 2007). 3746:"England delay Anderson decision" 3703:. ESPNcricinfo. 15 February 2007. 3686:"Anderson set for Glamorgan loan" 3642:. ESPNcricinfo. 25 February 2006. 3548:"Anderson shines on a golden day" 3422:. ESPNcricinfo. 14 November 2003. 3150:. ESPNcricinfo. 1 September 2008. 2879:"James Anderson's 613 Collection" 1898: 1858:2015: West Indies and New Zealand 888:, where he claimed the wicket of 837: 101:6 ft 2 in (188 cm) 9248: 8967: 8643: 8355: 8071: 7731: 7719: 7707: 7695: 7683: 7671: 7652: 7640: 7628: 7616: 7604: 7591: 7302: 7263: 7212: 7173: 7126: 7065: 7014: 6947: 6827: 6795: 6773: 6755: 6735: 6709: 6683: 6610: 6563: 6537: 6515: 6495:Stocks, Chris (5 January 2020). 6488: 6462: 6436: 6410: 6394: 6364: 6334: 6307: 6278: 6252: 6220: 6194: 6162: 6130: 6104: 6086: 6068: 6043: 6018: 5993: 5968: 5947: 5925: 5900: 5875: 5850: 5825: 5800: 5775: 5753: 5728: 5703: 5678: 5653: 5627: 5605: 5583: 5557: 5531: 5505: 5480: 5455: 5430: 5409: 5387: 5364: 5331: 5308: 5282: 5260: 5235: 5165: 5143: 5117:Scyld Berry (18 December 2010). 5110: 5082: 5060: 5038: 5016: 4994: 4974: 4952: 4930: 4908: 4897: 4886: 4875: 4864: 4842: 4820: 4798: 4782:Brett, Oliver (1 January 1970). 4775: 4753: 4730: 4708: 4686: 4664: 4642: 4620: 4598: 4576: 4554: 4532: 4510: 4488: 4466: 4436:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 2009 4427: 4397:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 2009 4384: 4357: 4342: 4326: 4290: 4275: 4260: 4251:Jamie Lillywhite (6 June 2008). 4244: 4229: 4213: 4197: 4182: 4167: 4151: 3858:Andrew Miller (14 August 2007). 3760:Andrew McGlashan (22 May 2007). 3718:. ESPNcricinfo. 25 January 2007. 3671:"Mahmood and Lewis earn call-up" 3640:"Cook and Anderson fly to India" 3627:. ESPNcricinfo. 27 January 2006. 3612:. ESPNcricinfo. 13 January 2006. 3546:Andrew Miller (21 August 2004). 3484:"Anderson waits for his opening" 3133:"Cork haul overshadows Anderson" 3105:. ESPNcricinfo. 2 February 2006. 2710:John, Emma (19 September 2003). 2385:from the original on 1 June 2024 1983:, Anderson – along with partner 1613:From Lord's, the teams moved to 1203:Anderson was named in England's 819:. He stated "I've always bowled 785:highest tenth-wicket partnership 587: 6935:300-wicket club in Test cricket 6469:Roller, Matt (5 January 2020). 6285:Atherton, Mike (12 July 2024). 6030:England and Wales Cricket Board 5912:England and Wales Cricket Board 5812:England and Wales Cricket Board 5338:Hoult, Nick (5 December 2017). 4737:Brett, Oliver (15 March 2009). 4158:Andrew Miller (26 March 2008). 4135: 4119: 4103: 4088: 4072: 4058: 4043: 4027: 4011: 4004:"Vaughan keeps his cards close" 3995: 3980: 3964: 3949: 3930: 3914: 3899: 3883: 3867: 3851: 3818: 3784: 3769: 3753: 3723: 3708: 3701:"Anderson builds up to bowling" 3693: 3678: 3663: 3660:Retrieved on 21 September 2008. 3647: 3632: 3617: 3602: 3587: 3571: 3555: 3539: 3506: 3491: 3476: 3471:. ESPNcricinfo. 7 January 2004. 3461: 3452:Andrew Miller (18 April 2008). 3427: 3394: 3389:. 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Archived from 2538: 2508: 2483: 2457: 2443: 2415: 2397: 2364: 2338: 2147:, former England Test captain 2096:Anderson was selected for the 2065:2020: West Indies and Pakistan 1929: 1: 9725:Wisden Cricketers of the Year 6544:Bull, Andy (12 August 2018). 6005:International Cricket Council 5862:International Cricket Council 5089:ajit ray (16 November 2016), 4160:"Sidebottom's transformation" 4098:. ESPNcricinfo. 6 March 2008. 3103:"Anderson out for two months" 3053:Andrew Miller (14 May 2004). 2937:. BBC News. 20 September 2010 2839:Long, Michael (4 June 2013). 2829:Retrieved on 12 January 2009. 2793:John, Emma (6 October 2007). 2589:Vickers, Tom (12 July 2014). 2520:International Cricket Council 2331: 2315:2015 Queen's Birthday Honours 1651:2010: Bangladesh and Pakistan 232:15 November 2009 v 187:15 December 2002 v 16:English cricketer (born 1982) 4991: (archived 15 July 2012) 4882:Batting Test series averages 4871:Bowling Test series averages 4564:. BBC News. 13 February 2009 4323:Retrieved on 22 August 2008. 4302:Retrieved on 22 August 2008. 4096:"Larsen slams Anderson deal" 3796:Retrieved on 22 August 2008. 3781:Retrieved on 22 August 2008. 3654:John Stern (20 March 2006). 3041:. ESPNcricinfo. 14 May 2003. 2246:in Test cricket, overtaking 1917:2016: Sri Lanka and Pakistan 1768:1st Test against New Zealand 1132:the winter South Africa tour 1123:, after a brief stopover in 797:St Theodore's RC High School 7: 6783:. BBC News. 1 December 2011 4904:Batting ODI series averages 4893:Bowling ODI series averages 4476:. BBC News. 11 January 2009 4142:Will Luke (14 March 2008). 3673:. ESPNcricinfo. 8 May 2006. 3215:Retrieved on 26 April 2009. 3200:Retrieved on 26 April 2009. 3185:Retrieved on 26 April 2009. 3167:Retrieved on 26 April 2009. 2868:Retrieved on 13 August 2014 2675:"James Anderson: Gone Well" 2297:for England (269 wickets). 2057:against the West Indies at 1482:Sir Vivian Richards Stadium 1143:was selected for the team. 1058:Young Cricketer of the Year 221:9 January 2007 v 10: 9751: 6407:Retrieved on 26 June 2008. 5243:"All hail the left-armers" 5179:. London. 19 February 2013 4498:. 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BBC Sport. 5 July 2021 6403:"Anderson on fast track" 3860:"The road to redemption" 3341:"Into the hands of fate" 2795:"How the pin-up grew up" 2431:. London. 16 August 2022 2240:play in 150 Test matches 2003:2018: Pakistan and India 1948:was also present. 1810:, Anderson and teammate 874:Lancashire Cricket Board 853: 269:Lancashire Cricket Board 180:ODI debut (cap 161:22 May 2003 v 9720:Cricketers from Burnley 9655:England Test cricketers 6896:Awards and Achievements 6808:Burnley Borough Council 5543:London Evening Standard 3762:"Moore's fresh outlook" 3656:"Anderson's resurgence" 2864:London Evening Standard 2250:as the bowler with the 2131:England's tour of India 2083:against the West Indies 2055:three-match Test series 1376:Wellington Cricket Club 910:NBC Denis Compton Award 803:. He played cricket at 791:Early and personal life 764:men's player rankings. 723:ICC Men's T20 World Cup 9018:2015 Cricket World Cup 8694:2011 Cricket World Cup 8122:2007 Cricket World Cup 7851:2003 Cricket World Cup 7580:Team of the Tournament 6240:(Podcast). London: BBC 2317:, he was appointed an 2307:Freedom of the Borough 2295:One-day Internationals 2252:most five-wicket hauls 2012: 1755: 1626: 1565:Duckworth–Lewis method 1525:Shivnarine Chanderpaul 1391: 1297: 1241:2007 Cricket World Cup 1097: 1089:Anderson bowls in the 754:Twenty20 International 686:James Michael Anderson 655:2013 England and Wales 63:James Michael Anderson 9675:Lancashire cricketers 9303:– current squad 6208:. London. 11 May 2024 2244:28th five-wicket haul 2010: 1908:2015–16: South Africa 1753: 1743:, with the wicket of 1642:2009–10: South Africa 1624: 1441:England's subsequent 1389: 1368:Auckland Cricket Club 1291: 1088: 908:. He was awarded the 783:the world record for 750:One-Day International 117:Right-arm fast-medium 7779:was adjudged as the 7726:Mitchell McClenaghan 7275:Muttiah Muralitharan 2267:Muttiah Muralitharan 2236:tour of South Africa 2017:Pakistan in May 2018 1808:series against India 1792:2013–14 Ashes series 1733:Muttiah Muralitharan 1523:, he also dismissed 1318:Mahendra Singh Dhoni 964:International career 878:List A one-day match 805:Burnley Cricket Club 703:England cricket team 626:ICC Champions Trophy 481:5 wickets in innings 54:Personal information 9670:Auckland cricketers 7084:Ravichandran Ashwin 6751:. 19 December 2021. 6349:The Daily Telegraph 5346:The Daily Telegraph 5296:. 26 September 2017 5125:The Daily Telegraph 4285:. BBC. 8 June 2008. 4270:. BBC. 8 June 2008. 4239:. BBC. 23 May 2008. 3944:on 12 October 2007. 3779:. BBC. 5 July 2007. 2683:(Podcast). 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