England’s great fast bowler James Anderson has made many such records in his brilliant and incredible career, which will be a big challenge for future bowlers. He stopped his career 21 years long in 2024, when played a farewell Test against the West Indies. Anderson’s international career ended as the third highest wicket -taker in the world. Let us know 6 such records, whose breakdown is the same as impossible …

The highest wicket -taking fast bowlers in Test cricket

Anderson ended his Test career with 704 wickets in 188 matches. He is the highest wicket -taking fast bowler in the history of Test cricket. In 2020, he became the first fast bowler to reach 600 Test wickets and in March 2024 he further strengthened this record by becoming the first fast bowler to reach 700 wickets.

The highest wicket by the fast bowler on the same ground

‘Home of Cricket’ Lord’s ground was actually Anderson’s playground for many years. Anderson has taken incredible 123 wickets on this prestigious venue. This is the highest number of wickets of any fast bowler on the same venue. Some bowlers do not have so many wickets in the entire Test career, as Anderson has achieved on this ground.

Notout the most in Tests

James Anderson’s record of being notout the most times in Test cricket is truly notable. Anderson surpassed Kurtney Walsh’s previous record of 61 with a knot out 114 times. As a lower -order batsman, Anderson spent most of his career batting at number 11.

Paper, who takes the most wickets in international cricket

Anderson is the highest wicket -taking fast bowle in International cricket. He took a total of 991 wickets in all formats (Tests, ODIs and T20Is) for England, which is the highest international wickets taken by any bowler in the world. Most of his wickets came in Test cricket, where he took 704 wickets in 188 matches. In ODI, Anderson took 269 wickets in 194 matches. However, he played a low T20 International matches. Anderson added 18 wickets to 19 T20I matches to his account.

Most wickets in ODIs for England

With 269 wickets, Anderson remains the highest wicket -taker for England in ODI cricket. He is followed by Darren Gaff in this list, who has 235 wickets, who retired in 2006. Among the current players, Adil Rashid is the closest with 199 wickets, but he is still 70 wickets behind Anderson’s mark. Anderson’s ODI career ran from 2002 to 2015, during which he played 194 matches.

The highest five wicket hall for England in Test

James Anderson’s 32 wicket hall in Test cricket is a proof of his incredible skills as a fast bowler. He remains the highest 5 wicket hall -taking bowler in the longest format for England. He left behind Ian Botham’s previous record of 27 in 2020.