James Anderson

Full Name:	James Michael Anderson
Birth date:	July 30, 1982
Age:	40 years
Birth Country:	United Kingdom
Batting Style:	Left Hand Batsman
Bowling Style:	Right Arm Medium Fast Bowler
Team :	England
Role :	ReservedUmpire

James Anderson, a English player is a pace bowler who represents England. He is sometimes also baptized as Jimmy Anderson. A right arm fast bowler born in 1982 and is a all time highest international wicket taker when combined across all three formats. He stands at the 4th rank when it comes to taking more than 300 wickets. He stands at the 3rd position in ICC bowler ranking at present. He is a regular strike bowler in England's one day team. He plays first-class cricket for Lancashire county cricket club. Jimmy made his first class debut for Lancashire in 2002, played 13 games and took 50 wickets at an average of 23 which also includes three 5 wicket haul. Anderson became the youngest player for taking 3 wickets consecutively (hat-trick) for Lancashire in 2003 and one year later he recorded his maiden 10 wicket haul. Jimmy made his Test debut in 2003 against Zimbabwe and recorded a 5 wicket haul in his debut match. He was the 17th English player to do so. He has played around 80 Test matches and has taken nearly 307 crucial wickets with a bowling average of 30. He has recorded a record of 5 wicket haul 13 times so far and that of 10 wicket haul only once. When it comes to his ODI debut, he represented his team for the first time in 2002 at the age of just 20against Australia. He has played over 160 ODI games and has taken 240 wickets with an average of 30. He has a record of 5 wicket haul only twice so far in ODIs. England's one day series in India was cut short due to terror attacks in Mumbai. 7 matches were due to be played, but due to the attacks England flew home early, after five games. They were 5–0 down in the series and Anderson had not taken one wicket, despite bowling in every one of the five games. Anderson has an unusual bowling action, at the moment of delivery he has his head down, eyes closed and does not look where he is bowling; he attempted to bowl with his head up but found that he lost pace in doing so, so reverted to his original action. In 2003, ex-England pace bowler Bob Willis claimed that Anderson would only be able to play for five years with his action. Between 2004 and 2005, the England coaching staff attempted to alter Anderson's bowling action.

Recent matches

Runs	Wkts	Team	Opp	Match Date	Score
0	1/16, 2/37	England	South Africa	2022-09-08	TEST
-	3/32, 3/30	England	South Africa	2022-08-25	TEST
0, 1	1/51	England	South Africa	2022-08-17	TEST
6	5/60, 1/46	England	India	2022-07-01	TEST
9	3/62, 2/20	England	New Zealand	2022-06-10	TEST
7	4/66, 2/57	England	New Zealand	2022-06-02	TEST
4, 0	1/54, 0/34	England	Australia	2022-01-05	TEST
0, 2	4/33	England	Australia	2021-12-26	TEST
5, 2	2/58, 1/8	England	Australia	2021-12-16	TEST
1, 2	1/41, 1/79	England	India	2021-09-02	TEST

Statistictics by year

Batting Statistics

	Mat	Inns	Out	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BP	SR	50s	0s	4s	6s	Ct
TEST	175	245	139	106	1285	81	9.24	3262	39.39	1	71	173	3	101
ODI	189	79	36	43	273	28	7.58	561	48.66	0	27	23	0	52
IT20	19	4	1	3	1	1	1.00	2	50.00	0	3	0	0	3

Bowling Statistics

	Mat	Inns	Overs	MO	Runs	Wkts	Ave	Eco	SR	Ext	4wkts	5wkts	BBI	BBM
TEST	174	324	6214	1620	17362	660	26.31	2.79	56.5	107	30	25	7/42	11/71
ODI	192	191	1597.2	125	7861	269	29.22	5.12	35.6	341	11	2	5/23	5/23
IT20	19	19	70.2	1	552	18	30.67	8.08	23.4	31	0	0	3/23	3/23

Awards

Player of the Match	Date
England vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test Match 2016	2016-05-27
England vs India 3rd Test Match 2014	2014-07-27
England vs India 1st Test Match 2014	2014-07-09
England vs Australia 1st Test Match	2013-07-10
India vs England 4th Test Match 2012	2012-12-13

Man Of Series	Date
England vs West Indies Test Series 2017	2017-09-09
West Indies vs England Test Series 2015 Schedule	2015-05-05
England vs India Test Series 2007 Schedule	2007-08-13