After achieving the milestone of 600 Test wickets, the 38-year-old James Anderson revealed that England captain Joe Root has assured him about his future.
James Anderson achieved the feat after he dismissed Pakistan captain Azhar Ali on Day 5 of the third Test which ended in a draw in Southampton on Tuesday.
James Anderson became the first fast bowler and the fourth bowler overall to take 600 wickets in Test cricket after he dismissed Pakistan captain Azhar Ali.
Abid Ali gave insights about Pakistan's strategy and how they set small targets among each other to make the task easier.
Looking to become the first pace bowler to take 600 Test wickets, James Anderson trapped Abid Ali in front to snare his 599th wicket before rain interfered.
Incidentally, it was Zak Crawley's first Test century and his innings of 267 runs has now become the second highest maiden Test ton by a batsman.
Buttler and Crawley's stand was the joint sixth highest partnership of all time for England in Test cricket. England are leading the series 1-0.
Zak Crawley and Jos Butter ruined the early success of Pakistan on the first day of the third Test and helped England end the day at 332/4.
The pair continued the fightback they had put up towards the end of the second session and their partnership for the fifth wicket stands at 205
Ben Stokes, though, is all set to miss the final Test, set to be played at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton, due to family reasons.
