James Anderson takes 500th Test wicket: Career in photos

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James Anderson receives his first England cap alongside Anthony McGrath from chairman of selectors David Graveney (left)Image source, Getty Images
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James Anderson makes his England Test debut, alongside Anthony McGrath, against Zimbabwe at Lord's in May 2003

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James Anderson bowled Mark Vermeulen to claim his maiden Test wicket

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Recalled for the second Test against New Zealand in Wellington in 2008, Anderson took 7-130 in the match

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Anderson and Monty Panesar's last-wicket stand spanned 40 minutes as England denied Australia victory at Cardiff in the 2009 Ashes

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Anderson is introduced to the Queen during the second Ashes Test at Lord's in 2009, a series in which he took 22 wickets as England won 2-1

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Anderson played a key role in England's 2010-11 Ashes triumph in Australia, with 24 wickets at 26

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Anderson celebrates retaining the Ashes on home soil in 2013

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Anderson surpasses Sir Ian Botham's tally of 383 Test wickets by removing West Indies captain Denesh Ramdin in 2015

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In August 2017, Lancashire renamed the Pavilion End at Old Trafford after James Anderson

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In September 2017, Anderson bowled West Indies' Kraigg Brathwaite to become the first England bowler to 500 Test wickets