England fast bowler James Anderson will retire from test cricket after the match against the West Indies at Lord’s in July.

Rob Key says Jimmy Anderson was not “expecting” the tap on the shoulder that led to his Test retirement, but believes it is “the right decision at the right time”.

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Pace bowler James Anderson's decision to call time on his 21-year illustrious career was the right one as England are looking to build a team for the future, managing director of the country's cricket team Robert Key said.

The England managing director, Rob Key, has backed the decision to ‘move on’ from Jimmy Anderson and focus on the future

Anderson, the most prolific seamer in Test history, is set for a farewell appearance against the West Indies at Lord’s in July.

England men's cricket team managing director Rob Key revealed how the team management reached the conclusion as to how it was time to move on from veteran pacer James Anderson and what conversations he,