James Anderson, England's 'king of swing,' retires from Test cricket after over two decades.

James Anderson, England's pace bowling legend, will retire after his 21-year Test career, having secured a record 700 wickets. His final match, against West Indies in July, marks the end of an era. Known for his swing and reverse-swing skills, Anderson's longevity defied age and cricketing norms. Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum's leadership rejuvenated his late career. Anderson's average improved with age, reminiscent of his partner Stuart Broad's retirement last year. His influence extends beyond Tests, with Tendulkar praising his mastery. The ECB plans a special farewell for Anderson, acknowledging his unmatched contribution to English cricket as a true inspiration.