Rewind the clock: James Anderson and his little sister in 2003

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Rewind the clock: James Anderson and his little sister in 2003

ESPNcricinfo staff

Jul 12, 2024, 06:40 AM

A 20-year-old James Anderson and his younger sister talk about his career as he heads overseas - to Australia and then South Africa - for his first tour.

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