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- 1Jimmy Anderson reveals sadness and shock at Lancashire exit●Jimmy Anderson reveals ‘sadness and shock’ at Lancashire exit
England's record Test wicket-taker Jimmy Anderson says he felt sadness and shock at his departure from Lancashire, the county where he has spent his entire domestic career. His exit marks a major moment for English cricket, and the seamer is now weighing his next steps as speculation grows about his future at county and possibly international level.
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- 3James Anderson takes ownership role at Napoli Knights▼Cricket great James Anderson takes on ownership role at Napoli Knights after Lancashire exit
England's leading Test wicket-taker James Anderson has taken an ownership stake in the Napoli Knights, a move that follows his departure from Lancashire. The cricket great, who retired from international duty last year, is branching into franchise ownership as the sport expands into new markets. Details of the size of his stake and his role in the club's operations have not been disclosed.
- 4James Anderson becomes co-owner of Napoli Knights cricket franchise●James Anderson enters cricket ownership with Napoli Knights franchise
Former England fast bowler James Anderson has moved into cricket ownership, taking a stake in the Napoli Knights franchise. The move marks a new chapter for the veteran seamer following his international career, as he joins the growing ranks of high-profile players investing in franchise cricket teams.
- 5James Anderson weighs up future after Lancashire exit▼James Anderson: Lancashire legend weighing up cricketing future after exit from boyhood club after 26 years
England's leading Test wicket-taker James Anderson has left Lancashire, the club he represented for 26 years, and is now weighing up his cricketing future. The 42-year-old swing bowler's departure from his boyhood county marks the end of an era, and his next move — retirement, a move elsewhere, or another role in the game — remains undecided.