James Anderson becomes England’s most-capped cricketer

New Delhi: Pacer James Anderson on Friday reached another career milestone becoming England’s most-capped cricketer in all formats. By making his 304th appearance for England in the ODI tri-series against Australia, the 32-year-old went passed former wicketkeeper-batsman Alec Stewart who represented England on 303 occasions.

England and Wales Cricket acknowledged Anderson’s achievement and congratulated him through their official account on micro-blogging site Twitter.

Former England captain Stewart played 133 Tests and 170 ODIs, while Anderson has 99 Test, 185 ODI and 19 T20 appearances to his credit.