James Anderson: 300 Not Out.

Really happy to see Jimmy reach this milestone, I hadn't long started playing cricket when be broke in to the England team and he is certainly one of my favourite players.

I've just posted his article on the journal, I've mentioned about other people writing cricket articles or doing a podcast before but any one who is interested PM me and I'll give you some details.
http://v2journal.com/20/post/2013/05/james-anderson-300-not-out.html

anderson has been amongst the best in his generation and one of England's finest.

He is a joy to watch and look forward to him getting to 400

Quite a landmark, though I think talk of Beefy's record and 400 is probably over-optimistic (I'm not sure he'll last much beyond the next couple of years, with injuries and the like).

Well done Jimmy!.

Shelsey93 wrote:Quite a landmark, though I think talk of Beefy's record and 400 is probably over-optimistic (I'm not sure he'll last much beyond the next couple of years, with injuries and the like).

Really , Shelsey ? I am surprised you expect that...Anderson was indeed plagued by injuries earlier in his career , but recently he has seemed pretty durable , has only missed one Test from injury in the last four or five years that I can recall...

We can never know what is around the corner , but it seems to me that these days he generally operates below his full potential speed , unless conditions require it ; doesn't play T 20 , and rests sometimes from ODIs...if he continues like that , and still has the desire , I can see him going on for a few years yet. For England's sake I hope he does : what he brings to the attack will not be easily replaced.