Former English pessimon James Anderson retired from the longest format of the game after two decades of international cricket for England. However, now, after almost a year passed after his retirement, he made a massive revelation that has surprised cricket fans.
England are currently playing in the 5-Match Test series against India, and James Anderson has been a famous part of the series over the years as a player, as he has many golden memories for respect, for which ECB with BCCI, renamed the trophy to Anderson-Tendulkar.
James Anderson’s wife is angry with England – why?
English pessiman James Anderson played his final Test match against the West Indies in July 2024, just 20 days before his 42nd birthday. Anderson made his debut for England in 2002, when he came as a 20-year-old Passon and gradually earned the position of England’s greatest in two decades in England.
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However, almost a year has passed since his retirement, and Anderson claims that there was no plans for retirement in his mind; It was England management that moved beyond his legacy. He also mentioned that his wife is very angry about this fact.
Although he revealed that he was not angry at England for the move, his wife is still angry at the move taken by the Indian management. However, he is mentioned as his biggest supporter in international cricket.
He said, “I will be honest, retirement was not in my head. I was not angry [being moved on by England] Although my wife was; Perhaps it’s still. But then she has always been my biggest supporter. ,
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England honored Sir James Anderson with Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy
Although at the age of 42, Anderson was still fit and found himself regularly among the wickets, as he is currently in a franchise-tier tournament in England, with a recent Vitality Blast T20 tournament in a surprising tenure.
He has also been selected by Manchester original in the pre-season wildcard entry for the upcoming season of The Handal. England legend went down with 991 wickets in international cricket, which was the third largest in the history of sports.
702 (testing), 269 (ODI) and 18 (T20I) were added to name English legend, 15921 (Test), 18426 (ODI) and 10 (T20I) with Indians with Indian Great Sachin Tendulkar, to name the famous address, address.
Both legends inaugurated the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy before the start of the series, while the Pataudi heritage was also kept alive by the joint efforts of ECB and BCCI.
India and England competition for the first Anderson-Tendulkar title
India and England are currently playing in the inaugural season of James Anderson-Sachin Tendulkar Trophy, which was inaugurated this year. This replaced the Pataudi Trophy, which was started back in 2007.
England kicked the new trophy with a win at Headingley, but was supported by India’s amazing performance in Birmingham. England revived their opportunities with a return win to Lord’s, and India is now 2–1 in the series.
With the remaining two matches to be played at Manchester and Oval, any team winning the inaugural season has appropriate opportunities.
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