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As the curtain is closing on Jimmy Anderson’s marvellous international cricket career, following the announcement, lets take a look at what the bowler went on to achieve for his country and what legacy he leaves behind as he’s ready to say goodbye.
As the curtain is closing on Jimmy Anderson’s marvellous international cricket career, following the announcement, lets take a look at what the bowler went on to achieve for his country and what legacy he leaves behind as he’s ready to say goodbye.
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