Australia spinner Nathan Lyon says he is 'surprised' James Anderson is retiring from Test cricket because he would still be England’s 'best bowler'.
Australia spinner Nathan Lyon says he is "surprised" James Anderson is retiring from Test cricket because he would still be England’s "best bowler".
Lyon is likely to line up alongside Anderson for Lancashire in the County Championship in the run-up to the Englishman's final Test. "Good luck to Jimmy and I look forward to playing with him at Lancashire, but I'm glad he won't be coming out to the next Ashes." The hierarchy's decision to move on from Anderson is partly fuelled by a desire to plan for the next tour of Australia, in the winter of 2025-26, when Anderson will be 43.
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