Speaking for the first time since his Lancashire exit, James Anderson says the decision made him question whether is "something fundamentally wrong with me as a person".
England legend James Anderson expressed shock and sadness after being released by Lancashire, stating he has not yet decided whether to continue playing cricket elsewhere. The 44-year-old was informed by incoming director of cricket Paul Farbrace and chief executive Richard Kenyon that the club intends to build an attack for the future without renewing his contract.
Anderson took 50 County Championship wickets while captaining Lancashire last season, though the club finished second bottom in Division Two. Former teammate Stuart Broad called the lack of a farewell disrespectful, while Anderson confirmed he is currently weighing up his future amid reported interest from other counties.
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