'Arise, Sir James Anderson!': England's legendary pacer knighted after historic 22-year career
'Arise, Sir James Anderson!': England's legendary pacer knighted after historic 22-year career
England's legendary fast bowler, James Anderson, has been officially knighted by Princess Anne at Windsor Castle. The 43-year-old, cricket's most successful fast bowler with 704 Test wickets, received the honour for his extraordinary 22-year international career. Anderson's remarkable journey from Burnley to Buckingham Palace signifies a fitting tribute to his enduring legacy in the sport.
England's legendary fast bowler, James Anderson, has been officially knighted by Princess Anne at Windsor Castle. The 43-year-old, cricket's most successful fast bowler with 704 Test wickets, received the honour for his extraordinary 22-year international career. Anderson's remarkable journey from Burnley to Buckingham Palace signifies a fitting tribute to his enduring legacy in the sport.
England's legendary fast bowler, James Anderson, has been officially knighted by Princess Anne at Windsor Castle. The 43-year-old, cricket's most successful fast bowler with 704 Test wickets, received the honour for his extraordinary 22-year international career. Anderson's remarkable journey from Burnley to Buckingham Palace signifies a fitting tribute to his enduring legacy in the sport. 
