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Anderson stops short of retiring after Lancashire exit
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Log in James Anderson has expressed regret after Lancashire confirmed that they would not be renewing his contract after a 25-year association with the club.
The decision was confirmed to Anderson last week in a meeting with Paul Farbrace, recently appointed as director of cricket, and Lancashire’s new chief executive Richard Kenyon.
The bowler posted on social media: “I have always found it special walking out to play at Old Trafford and have some incredible memories of doing so including the honour of being captain – if it was up to me it wouldn’t have ended like this, but I wish the players and fans all the best for the futur
Anderson had continued to play for Lancashire after his England career was ended in July 2024.
“I’ve supported Lancashire since I was a kid, and so to get to play for them for 25 years was a dream come true,” he wrote.
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