England’s legendary speedster James Anderson retired from international cricket last year, but he still hasn’t fully come to terms with being done with the game. Anderson was forced to bid farewell after the first Test against West Indies at Lord’s in July, following a conversation with England coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes, who informed him it was time to move on.
Now the third-highest wicket-taker in Test history — with 704 wickets in 188 matches — Anderson opened up about his retirement in a column for The Times, revealing that the decision wasn’t entirely his own.
“I retired from international cricket last year, but not entirely willingly,” Anderson wrote. “I had a meeting with the…
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