VIDEO: 41-year-old bowler makes a splash before the final series of his career, young batsmen get dusted

England's legendary fast bowler James Anderson's career is going to end. The player will play against West Indies at Lord's on July 10 and this will be the last Test match of his career. Anderson has turned 41 but this player's bowling is still amazing. Ahead of his last Test, Anderson has been playing county cricket for Lancashire where he impressed against Nottinghamshire. Anderson took 7 wickets for just 35 runs in the first innings.

Amazing bowling from Anderson

In the match being played in South Port, Lancashire scored 353 runs by batting first. In reply, Anderson destroyed Nottinghamshire's batting line-up. The right-arm bowler kept the Nottinghamshire batsmen from even standing at the crease with his swing and incredible line-length. Anderson first bowled captain Haseeb Hameed. After this, Will Young, Joe Clark, Jack Haynes, Lyndon James also became its victims. Anderson guided 6 of the first 7 batsmen to the pavilion.

Troubled by not swinging the short ball

Usually James Anderson dismisses batsmen based on swing but South Port saw something different. He troubled Nottinghamshire with a good length. Anderson is 41 but the player is still troubling the batsmen with the short ball. Anderson has made it clear with his superb performance that he is going to excel in the last Test of his career. West Indies batsmen will have to survive in Lord's Test. The first Test between West Indies and England will be played at Lord's from July 10. The second Test will be held in Nottingham from July 18. The third Test will be held in Birmingham from July 26.