704 Reasons to Love Jimmy Anderson | Behram Qazi & Jarrod Kimber | EP61

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Behram and Jarrod unpack the Test career of recently retired legendary seamer James Anderson, discussing the many things that made him great, in addition to defining the legacy that he has left behind.
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[@TotalBS]

Jimmy Anderson played his first test match 3 months after I started school and his last test match 3 months before my 10 year reunion. That's insane

[@ryuhayabaker]

What's insane looking at the time of his test career, it was only 4 days longer than Shivnarine Chanderpaul's.

[@jimb9063]

Thanks folks. Judging from his last nonchalant one handed catching effort, maybe desire and concentration have waned slightly after 40,000 deliveries. Being a veteran poor player of cricket computer games in years gone by, and pressing the X button for the one shot that you can pull off successfully, I can appreciate what Jimmy's done with the bat too. Interesting conversation about the longevity of players. I use a very similar hand gesture that Jarrod used when I'm trying to describe goalkeepers in soccer. The ever increasing line of guile, experience, judgement, and skill meets the ever decreasing line of physical decline at some point. You could argue that Jimmy hasn't quite reached that point yet.

[@santugk]

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