Legendary Fast Bowler Jimmy Anderson Retires After Memorable Test Victory

Jimmy Anderson, the most prolific fast bowler in test history, announced his retirement from international cricket after helping England secure a win by an innings and 114 runs over the West Indies at Lord's. The 41-year-old ended his career with 704 wickets, receiving a standing ovation as he left the field.

Jimmy Anderson, the most prolific fast bowler in test history, has announced his retirement from international cricket. Anderson helped England clinch a victory by an innings and 114 runs over the West Indies at Lord's on Friday.

In his 188th and final test, the 41-year-old took 3-32 in the West Indies' second innings, dismissing them for 136 shortly into the third day's play. One of those wickets came on Friday, with Anderson luring an edge off Joshua Da Silva.

In a moment filled with emotion, Anderson walked off the field to a standing ovation from the crowd and his family. Reflecting on his career, Anderson said, 'Playing for England is the best job in the world,' thanking his teammates and supporters for their love and encouragement.