3 Cricketers who may not retire in 2019 and 3 who are likely to retire

#2 Likely to retire - James Anderson

The Messiah of fast bowling

This generation is highly criticized for the lack of good bowlers. If there is one bowler, who can put up his hand up, and say the above statement is wrong, then it is James Anderson. James Anderson can be called as the bullseye, a man who can hit the same line, with the same length again and again till the batsman makes a mistake.

As they say, time and tide wait for none, and ageing is inevitable, but the age has not caught up with the 36-year-old fast bowler from Lancashire. Anderson has taken 564 wickets in the 143 matches that he has represented England.

The ICC World Test Championship is about to start just after the World Cup, and England's first series is the Ashes in their home. There can be no better series than this tour for Anderson to bid adieu from Test Cricket.