England will be looking to find relevance with their mainstays in the bowling department hanging their boots in less than 12 months of each other. Stuart Broad announced his retirement last year, following the Ashes, while the legendary James Anderson, who completed 700 wickets during the Test series against India earlier in March, is set for his swansong at Lord’s against the West Indies. Anderson has decided that it is the right time for him to move away from the game but for England, it will be a gaping hole in their bowling stocks.
