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Bumrah at 32: I am injured Lee at 36: Done Steyn at 37: Retired McGrath at 37: Retired Years pass. Legends retire. The game moves on… But somewhere in Lancashire, a man still runs in, ball after ball, still taking Fifer at 44, his heart as young as ever. James Anderson

Not the first time a guy who looks like a pig didn’t walk after an inside edge off his bat.

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The last walk of Ben Stokes in international cricket.

The day Ben Stokes gave his all for England, coming heartbreakingly close to another miracle.

Every six from Jason Roy in the 2019 Cricket World Cup.

At 43, James Anderson is out here humiliating batters on dead flat pitches, 27 wickets with stunning 2.8 economy, and an unreal average of just 14, standing as the 2nd highest wicket-taker in the County Championship.

Siraj misbehaved with Root in the first innings, but still, Root is greeting him warmly. We really chose the right person to idolize.

The man with 1,000 international wickets, 700 Test wickets the most by any pacer in history, won Test series in every corner of the world, carried his nation’s bowling attack for over 20 years, and inspired generations with his passion, aggression yet he’s ranked only 13th.

He arrived when everything was falling apart, sacrificed millions, played through pain and answered every call when England needed him most. Perhaps we never thanked him enough while we had the chance. Thank you for the memories Ben Stokes.

Wake me up when KL Rahul scores a hundred on a pitch that isn’t a flat road. Meanwhile, Ben Stokes shows up when pressure’s at its peak, that’s why they call him Mr. Clutch God, not Mr. Statpad

-Bumrah Hasn't won a series in SA -Starc Hasn't won a series in England -Steyn Didn't win a series in India -Rabada Hasn't won a series in SL -Tim Southee Hasn't won a series in Pakistan Meanwhile, Anderson has won a series everywhere the greatest fast bowler of this generation.

While today’s bowlers bleed runs on roads, Anderson at 41 averaged 26 at home in Bazball era, He made flat pitches feel like Day 5 minefields, he set its standard. Greatness isn’t loud it echoes forever, we failed to thanks Anderson.

77 Seconds of Joe Root Taking Wickets.

The guy who once fought his way into the team with county runs And was on the verge of becoming the next captain has suddenly been benched and dropped. Pope time was so short maybe we’ll never mention him again. It was great while it lasted. Thanks for the memories.

Joe Root has some unique records most people haven’t heard of, On Dec 26, 2021, he scored 50 (82) vs Aus, causing the smallest non-zero shift in Test batting averages: from 50.015873016 to 50.015789474. A change of just 0.000083542.

The last time Root wore the red jersey… I wish we could reverse time, but we can’t. My heart will never move on. I’ll always miss seeing you in red, Root.

In the last 25 years, only one team has managed to bring down Australia in an ICC final, and that team is England.

Sachin was flying, Anderson clipped his wings Kohli was roaring, Anderson made him quiet Gill was rising, Anderson brought him down The nightmare every generation fears, Sir Jimmy Anderson.

Kohli is Anderson’s toughest batter the same way a punching bag is a boxer’s toughest opponent, just always there to get hit, he exposed him. Tour after tour, edge after edge, hype after humiliation.

They hated him, despite his best efforts until his last game, after winning everything for the country. Today, they realize his value. Again. While they turned their backs, Anderson kept turning up. Now, they turn back to see the greatness they once ignored.

Remember the moment when Joe Root helped the cameraman.