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James Anderson Is Back! 42-Year-Old Paceman Signs With Lancashire!
James Anderson isn't done yet! Despite retiring from international cricket, the 42-year-old paceman has signed with Lancashire for the 2025 season! He'll be playing both the County Championship and T20 Blast.
England great Anderson to continue playing for Lancashire
England bowling great James Anderson will extend his playing career after signing a one-year contract with Lancashire for the 2025 season, the 42-year-old announced on Monday.
Jimmy Anderson signs new Lancashire deal to continue cricket career despite England axe
Jimmy Anderson retired from international cricket last year and despite having not played a domestic match for nearly a year, the record-breaking bowler will not see his club career go in the same dir
James Anderson ready to restart career with Lancashire after signing new deal
James Anderson is ready to restart his career with Lancashire at the age of 42 this summer, with a new county deal taking priority over his coaching work with England. Anderson has not played since an emotional farewell to Test cricket at Lord’s in July but had repeatedly suggested he had unfinished business after being nudged towards the exit door by the England management.
James Anderson to prioritise playing for Lancashire over coaching England
Veteran will continue to help country’s bowlers on a freelance basis, but will resume his county career across all formats
Cricket-England great Anderson to continue playing for Lancashire
England bowling great James Anderson will extend his playing career after signing a one-year contract with Lancashire for the 2025 season, the 42-year-old announced on Monday. England's leading wicket-taker retired from international duty in July after his 188th test,
James Anderson to continue playing career after signing new Lancashire deal
England’s leading Test wicket-taker retired from international cricket last summer but will play on for his county
Anderson to play for Lancashire in 2025 season
Former England bowler James Anderson will resume his playing career after signing a deal with Lancashire for the 2025 season.
James Anderson, 42, to continue playing county despite international retirement, signs one-year-contract with Lancashire
England pacer James Anderson, who announced retirement from international cricket last year, will continue to play for his county, Lancashire. On Monday, the 42-year-old signed a one-year contract extension with Lancashire.
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Former England legend James Anderson extends playing career with Lancashire
England's legendary bowler, James Anderson has confirmed that he will extend his playing career by signing a one-year contract with Lancashire for the 2025 season. According to details, the ...
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