James Anderson, the counter of all time of all time in England, registered in the hundred recourse later this month.
Anderson never participated in the competition, but continued his player career after his international retirement last July.
The Seamemer, which will be 43 years old shortly before the 2025 edition of The Hundred begins on August 5, has already signed a new one -year agreement with the Lancashire to play in the county championship and the T20 cricket.
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Anderson is now hoping to win a hundred contracts on March 12 after being invented during the Indian Premier League auction at the end of 2024.
The fast launcher has not played competitively since his last test against the Antilles in last year in Lord, a match in which he took three counters to increase his career transport in format at 704 counters in 188 games.
Anderson – Who has not been in a white ball game since 2019 and played T20 Cricket for the last time over ten years ago – worked with England as a bowling mentor, including the Champions Trophy.
Speaking last year, Anderson said about the hundred: “Seeing the ball swing, I give myself the impression of being able to do a job there.”
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