Jimmy Anderson is considering a late foray into the world of playing franchise T20 cricket – potentially starting overseas this winter – after watching the Hundred and believing he can deliver as a new-ball bowler at that level.
Speaking to The Final Word cricket podcast, the 42-year-old confirmed he is still keen to “give something back” to Lancashire in a playing capacity next summer – and possibly beyond – despite slipping into a role as England’s bowling mentor after his emotional retirement from Test cricket at Lord’s last month.
