Anderson set for Lancashire return after injury

England fast bowler James Anderson is poised to make his return for Lancashire after recovering from a calf injury that has kept him out of action for the past few weeks.

Anderson, who is England’s highest wicket-taker in Test cricket, suffered the injury during a County Championship match against Durham in July.

The 37-year-old has been undergoing rehabilitation and training to regain full fitness and is now ready to make his comeback for Lancashire in the upcoming matches.

Anderson’s return will be a major boost for Lancashire, who have missed his experience and skill in their bowling attack during his absence.

The veteran seamer will be looking to hit the ground running and make an impact with his performance in the remaining matches of the season.

Anderson’s return will also be welcomed by England fans, who will be hoping to see him back in action for the national team in the upcoming Test series against New Zealand and South Africa.

Having Anderson fit and firing will give England a significant advantage, as he remains one of the best bowlers in the world.

His ability to swing the ball both ways and extract movement off the pitch makes him a potent threat to any batting lineup.

Anderson’s return will be eagerly awaited by cricket fans around the world, who have missed watching him perform his magic on the field.