James Anderson celebrated his recall to the England Test side with a four-wicket haul in New Zealand 's first innings, which began with a stunning opening spell with the new ball.
Anderson, along with his long-time bowling partner Stuart Broad, had been controversially axed following the Ashes and even considered retiring. However, he was restored to the side for the first Test against New Zealand and made an immediate impact.
It took just 13 balls for Anderson, who will turn 40 next month, to pick up a wicket and he returned outstanding figures of 2-4 from his six-over opening spell. The two wickets he picked up were that of New Zealand's openers, Will Young and Tom Latham, with both players caught by Jonny Bairstow at third slip for just three.
