James Anderson blunder made at Lord's after England beat West Indies in farewell Test
James Anderson bowed out of Test cricket after helping England beat the West Indies
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There was a blunder at Lord's on Friday, with the video tribute to James Anderson interrupted by audio of Wimbledon TV coverage following England's win over the West Indies.
The 41-year-old bowed out of Test cricket, with the Three Lions winning by an innings and 114 runs.
After the game, Anderson soaked in the atmosphere - with fans giving the England legend a huge ovation as he conducted interviews out on the field.
However, there was a blunder with the video tribute to Anderson interrupted by audio from Wimbledon.
James Anderson bowed out of Test cricket after helping England beat the West Indies
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BBC journalist Stephan Shemilt said on X: "The video tribute to Jimmy Anderson at Lord's has somehow just been interrupted from audio of Wimbledon TV coverage played across the ground."
Fortunately, however, the mistake was brief with Anderson still sent off in the best way possible.
The England star admitted he was 'overwhelmed' by the reception he received, while also expressing his delight at being able to add four more Test wickets to his haul.
"I'm a bit overwhelmed actually," he said.
"I have been all week. Walking to the ground, taking to the field. The crowd, the players. It has been amazing. It feels really special.
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"It is special to win and to contribute as well. I'm happy I got a couple of top-order batters out in the second innings."
Anderson dropped a catch on his farewell, with the England star admitting he was haunted by the incident.
"It would have been nice to get that catch. I should have got two hands to it," he said.
"It was an awkward height and didn't stick. But I'm just happy we got the win."
Anderson will stay with the England team for the rest of the series against the West Indies.
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With the bowler out of contract at Lancashire, however, it's unclear what his plans for the future are.
Anderson says he will take time to reflect on his career and everything he's achieved, with the 41-year-old prepared to venture into unknown territory.
"It is difficult to know. I have never retired before so it is hard to think about how you will feel," he continued.
"It is good that I am sticking with the group all summer.
"We have a group of talented young bowlers who can have a great career at this level. So this is my job for the rest of the summer.
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"At some point I will sit down and reflect on my career. I've never really done that you are always thinking about the next series and next game."
England captain Ben Stokes, meanwhile, has paid tribute to Anderson.
He dubbed his team-mate 'once of the GOATs' of English cricket - and wished him well for the future.
"A lot of people turned up to watch us but it was great to send Jimmy off the way he deserves," he said.
"We weren't quite banking on it to finish on day three but it is an amazing crowd.
James Anderson took a wicket on the last day of his final Test match as England cruised to victory over the West Indies
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"He is one of the 'GOATs' of English cricket.
"We had Gus Atkinson on debut with a chance of getting a 10-fer and Jimmy in his last game.
"It would have been an amazing end for him to take the last wicket like his great mate Stuart Broad but the one positive is no-one will lose sleep over it as he is the one who dropped it, he only has himself to blame."