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Ashes 2023: I Feel Like I Have A Lot More To Give, Says James Anderson Over Retirement Talks
Veteran England fast-bowler James Anderson said he still has a lot more to contribute to the Test team amidst the talks of his retirement from the game. Anderson is England's all-time leading Test wicket-taker with 690 wickets and will be turning 41 during the ongoing fifth Ashes Test on Sunday. "In terms of retirement I have no interest in going anywhere anytime soon. "If Stokesy (captain Ben Stokes) and Baz (head coach Brendon McCullum) say, 'you have not got the wickets we would like', I am absolutely fine with that but I feel like I have a lot more to give.
I have tried not to listen to the comments. For me that question has been there for the last six years, even longer. As soon as you get into your 30s as a bowler, it's, 'how long has he got left?' The last three or four years I feel like I have bowled as well as I ever have," Anderson told Sky Sports.
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