James Anderson is coming back to T20 to a new Lancashire agreement.
After agreeing to a one-year contract extension with Lancashire, James Anderson will return to professional action and may feature in his first Twenty20 match in over ten years. After his final Test match against the West Indies in July, Anderson joined England's backroom staff as a consultant and hasn't played since. After his ECB central contract expired, he signed a contract with Lancashire to participate in the County Championship and T20 Blast after expressing his wish to continue playing and entering the IPL auction in December, but failing to sell. "I am incredibly excited to sign this contract with Lancashire and resume playing professional cricket again next season," Anderson stated. "I am very looking forward to the chance to don the Red Rose once more and support the team in both red and white ball cricket, since this club has been a significant part of my life since I was a teenager. "During my time as a coach with England, I have been in...