England's veteran fast bowler James Anderson delivered a stellar performance for Lancashire, taking seven wickets for 35 runs against Nottinghamshire in a County Championship match, showcasing his exceptional skill just before his final Test match for England. Anderson, who turns 42 later this month, will retire from Test cricket after his 188th Test against the West Indies at Lord's on July 10. Following his retirement, Anderson will join the England coaching set-up as a fast-bowling mentor for the remainder of the Test summer and possibly beyond, with an eye on a longer-term coaching role. His future with Lancashire remains uncertain, as he may play a few more County Championship matches before the season ends. Anderson's career has been illustrious, making him the first seamer and third bowler to take 700 Test wickets. England's managing director, Rob Key, emphasized the vast knowledge Anderson brings to English cricket and his potential contributions off the field.