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England have announced their 14-man squad for the first Test against West Indies at Lord's on July 10, with Jonny Bairstow and Ollie Robinson among those dropped in sweeping changes

England's record wicket-taker, 41, is soon to finish his glorious Test career but reveals sometimes feeling he could still go on and on ahead of making his final appearance

Jimmy Anderson will retire from playing after his 188th Test match for England, against West Indies at Lord's in July, but that might not be the end of his involvement with the side

England beaten inside three days in Dharamsala as yet another batting collapse sees them lose the final Test to seal a 4-1 series win for India after Jimmy Anderson claimed his 700th Test wicket

Jimmy Anderson took figures of 5-76 for England in the second Test match against India at the age of 41 and can become the first fast bowler to reach 700 wickets in Rajkot

England Test head coach Brendon McCullum has named three uncapped players in a 16-man squad to tour India in a five-Test tour beginning next month, including spinner Shoaib Bashir

England are returning to India for the Cricket World Cup - the scene of their most surprising defeat in ODI cricket, which came against Ireland in Bangalore in March 2011

After calling time on his iconic cricket career, Stuart Broad spoke to Mirror Sport about getting to grips with baseball ahead of MLB Playoffs thanks to Philadelphia Phillies legend Chase Utley

Stuart Broad made the decision to retire from cricket midway through the fifth Ashes Test match after speaking to his long-time England team-mate Jimmy Anderson

Stuart Broad's final Test innings came to an end on Sunday morning - as the retiring England legend batted alongside his bowling partner James Anderson at the Oval

Stuart Broad's cheeky ploy at the Oval produced a dramatic reversal in fortunes for England in the fifth Ashes Test against Australia and has explained exactly why he did it

Stokes has named the same players for the fifth and final Ashes Test at the Oval and he insists Anderson remains a quality option despite a disappointing series

When it comes to matters on the field, England are on course to win the fourth Test and keep their Ashes dreams alive - but off the field matters, namely the weather, may destroy their hopes

The Dutch national team, who were runners-up at the 2019 Women's World Cup, have been forced to avoid 11v11 training sessions due to a hard cricket pitch in the middle of their training field

Stuart Broad is one of the greatest fast bowlers in the history of cricket and has the numbers to back that up - claiming his 600th Test wicket on Wednesday afternoon

James Anderson has played Test matches on his home ground of Old Trafford before and boasts an impressive record, but he has never taken a five-wicket haul and will be looking to reach that elusive milestone in this week's Ashes Test

James Anderson was left out of England's squad for their win against Australia at Headingley but has been recalled for the fourth Test at Old Trafford - his home ground

England bowler Jimmy Anderson is returning to Old Trafford for the fourth Ashes test, and team-mate Chris Woakes believes we would be foolish to write off the veteran

England have named their 14-man squad for the must-win fourth Ashes test at Old Trafford with seamer Ollie Robinson making progress from his back spasm and expected to be available for selection

James Anderson is arguably England's greatest ever bowler but has struggled to pick up wickets in the ongoing Ashes series and could miss the next Test at his home ground

England kept the Ashes alive with victory at Headingley and eyes are now on the third test with Brendon McCullum urged to make three changes - including dropping Jonny Bairstow

England captain Ben Stokes has explained his decision to take James Anderson out of his England squad for the must-win third Ashes Test at Headingley this week

England are set to shake up their team ahead of this summer’s third Ashes Test at Headingley after a brutal injury blow to Ollie Pope, who will miss the remainder of the series

England have been left frustrated by Australia, who racked up 339-5 on day one of the second Ashes Test after Ben Stokes' side failed to make the most of favourable bowling conditions

England's leading Test wicket taker James Anderson took just one wicket in 38 overs as his side went down to a thrilling defeat in the opening Ashes clash at Edgbaston