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Nothing to celebrate – James Anderson plays down importance of 700th Test wicket

Source: PA Archive

James Anderson insists his history-making 700th Test wicket was “nothing to celebrate” after England’s series defeat in India and is already looking to booking his place in the side this summer.

Anderson became the first fast bowler to reach the remarkable landmark when he dismissed in Dharamsala, joining spinners in one of cricket’s most elite clubs.

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