The 22-yards would not feel the same after some of the best said goodbye to the sport that they loved the most in 2024. A few Indian legends and a few overseas icons have left the stage for someone else to come and take over. Here is a list of star cricketers who have retired in 2024.
BCCI released the final list of players who will go under the hammer at the IPL auction on November 24 and 25. A total of 574 players have been shortlisted with 48 being the capped Indian players while 193 are capped overseas players. But who is the youngest and oldest player at the auction?
James Anderson has registered for the upcoming IPL 2025 mega auctions after retiring for England from the Test format. Former England captain Michael Vaughan has predicted which team he can head to in the auctions.
James Anderson, the former England pacer was one of the 1,574 players and 52 English names to register for the IPL 2025 mega auction, scheduled for November 24-25 in Jeddah. The fact was interesting since Anderson has retired from international cricket and hasn't played a T20 for more than a decade.
James Anderson, who retired from Test cricket a few months ago, has registered his name for the IPL 2025 mega auctions. Meanwhile, star all-rounder Ben Stokes is not part of the list of 1574 players who have registered for the bidding war.
James Anderson has publicly expressed his desire to play a bit longer than he actually did after being forced to an early retirement by Brendon McCullum and Co with the team going ahead with youngsters, with an eye on the next year's Ashes in Australia.
India created a plethora of records on the fourth day's play of the second Test against Bangladesh with their aggressive approach. Thanks to Jasprit Bumrah, they first skittled the visitors for 233 runs in the first innings and then smashed 285 runs to take a 52-run lead.
Legendary England pacer James Anderson is considering a T20 sunset onto his illustrious career before hanging his boots for good. Anderson, who is with the England Test team for the summer as a mentor after his retirement at Lord's in July, hasn't played T20 cricket for a decade.
Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for the most number of Test match appearances in the format. James Anderson misses the record by some margin. Here is a list of players with most number of Test match appearances.
James Anderson retired from international cricket after playing against West Indies in the first Test of the home summer at Lord's. He dismissed Joshua Da Silva to pick his final international wicket.
England have made only one change to their Playing XI from the first Test which they won by an innings and 114 runs. James Anderson has now retired and he is the only player from the first Test to not be part of the team for the second game. Check England's Playing XI here.
James Anderson bid adieu to the Test format, having represented the Three Lions in 188 matches in the format. Anderson, who took 704 Test wickets, retired from the format at the age of 41. Was he the oldest player to play a red-ball game at the iconic venue? Check here.
James Anderson finished his career as the leading wicket-taker for England. The right-arm speedster has claimed the most wickets by any pacer in the history of Test cricket.
James Anderson called time on his international playing career with a total of 991 wickets across the three formats of the game. The right-arm swing bowler has claimed the most wickets by a pacer in the red-ball format.
Trailing 250 runs in the first innings, West Indies team stumbled to 136 in the second innings on Day 3 of the first Test against England. The debutant Gus Atkinson picked up five wickets in the second innings to claim the Player of the Match award.
The 41-year-old English pacer is set to bid farewell to his international career after an ongoing Test match against West Indies at Lord's. England are closing in on a huge win after taking a big 250-run lead in the first innings.
West Indies pacer Jayden Seales filled the press room with laughter when he was asked about the visitors' intention to give outgoing James Anderson a guard of honour when he came in to bat in his farewell Test match. Seales took four wickets for the West Indies in the first innings of Lord's Test.
James Anderson has picked up 703 Test wickets but won't be able to move past the legendary Shane Keith Warne as there are only four more Windies wickets left to be claimed. Even if Anderson claims all four, he'll finish his career with 707 wickets in total - one behind Warne.
"You just try on bowling your best ball, top of off-stump, the whole time and hope he miss a straight one. In England, he might knick the odd one, but generally, I’d try and get him out LBW early,” James Anderson said.
Joe Root and Jamie Smith scored brilliant fifties to help England post a 371 total in their first innings and then James Anderson, Gut Atkinson and Ben Stokes picked two wickets each to push West Indies closer to a defeat on Day 2 of the first Test at Lord's.
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