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Stuart Broad retired from cricket this year after taking more than 600 Test wickets - a tally bettered only by Muthiah Muralidaran, Shane Warne, James Anderson and Anil Kumble

Mirror Sport has collected ten Cricket World Cup predictions from current and former players, including James Anderson, Chris Gayle, Sunil Gavaskar and Lance Klusener

England could not regain the urn as they had to settle for a drawn series with Stuart Broad bowing out in fairytale fashion in the fifth Test at The Oval

Stuart Broad's final Test innings came to an end on Sunday morning - as the retiring England legend batted alongside his bowling partner James Anderson at the Oval

England legend James Anderson has been backed to continue taking wickets until he is 50, despite his lean Ashes series sparking retirement suggestions

Jonny Bairstow has endured a difficult Ashes series behind the stumps, but he took a brilliant catch to dismiss Mitchell Marsh in the fourth Test at Old Trafford

James Anderson was left out of England's squad for their win against Australia at Headingley but has been recalled for the fourth Test at Old Trafford - his home ground

England have announced their team for the must-win fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford, with James Anderson recalled to the side at his home ground

James Anderson is arguably England's greatest ever bowler but has struggled to pick up wickets in the ongoing Ashes series and could miss the next Test at his home ground

England's leading Test wicket taker James Anderson took just one wicket in 38 overs as his side went down to a thrilling defeat in the opening Ashes clash at Edgbaston

England will take on Australia in the first men's Ashes Test at Edgbaston on Friday - with Ben Stokes, Joe Root, Jimmy Anderson, Pat Cummins and Steve Smith all set to star

At the age of 40, James Anderson remains a vital member of England's Test team and the veteran seamer has opened up about his plans for retirement ahead of the Ashes

Stuart Broad has opened up about his partnership with James Anderson ahead of the Ashes, with the pair the most successful seamers in the history of Test cricket

Evergreen Lancashire bowler James Anderson celebrated the 20th anniversary of his England Test debut against Zimbabwe on Monday... and is still going strong at nearly 41

England's bowling attack has suffered another injury setback, with James Anderson expected to miss out on some preparations for the Ashes due to a groin strain suffered playing for Lancashire

England lost a historic Test match to New Zealand last month by just one run despite enforcing the follow-on, and James Anderson says he would like to see the rule "banished"

After Joe Root passed 150 for the 14th time in his Test career, James Anderson and Jack Leach starred with the ball as England moved into a dominant position against New Zealand in the second Test in Wellington

James Anderson and Stuart Broad picked up four wickets apiece as England bowled New Zealand out for 126 in their second innings to seal victory in Mount Maunganui

England captain Ben Stokes paid tribute to his players after they secured a first Test win in New Zealand since 2008, beating the hosts by 267 runs in Mount Maunganui

England put an end to a miserable run of results in New Zealand and in day/night matches to keep the Bazball era ticking along nicely

James Anderson and Stuart Broad are the most successful bowling partnership in the history of Test cricket, having broken a remarkable record held by Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne

James Anderson and Stuart Broad played their first Test match together back in 2008 in New Zealand and 15 years later, they reached 1,001 wickets as teammates in the country where their partnership was first formed

James Anderson and Stuart Broad have taken 1,001 wickets in Tests where they have played together, equalling a record held by Australia's Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne

Tom Blundell scored an excellent hundred for New Zealand on day two in Mount Maunganui, while James Anderson and Stuart Broad became just the second pairing in history to take 1,000 Test wickets in games together

Since turning 40, James Anderson has taken 20 Test wickets at an average of just 16.20 and the England legend has no plans to retire anytime soon - according to Steve Harmison