James Anderson Considers White-Ball Cricket Comeback at 42

The retired fast bowler is exploring opportunities in T20 franchises and The Hundred, while continuing his coaching role with England.

Anderson retired from Test cricket in July after a final match against the West Indies.
He is intrigued by the possibility of playing T20 cricket, having last played the format in 2014.
The bowler feels physically fit and believes he can still compete at the highest level.
His current role as England's bowling mentor may extend to future tours.
Anderson remains passionate about cricket and is open to various playing and coaching opportunities.