article_snippet.sent: The perfect script for this first Test saw Anderson taking the four wickets Anderson needed to become the most prolific bowler in England’s history in Anderson 100th game with record holder Sir Ian Botham here and waiting to crown Anderson successor.
article_snippet.sent: But ‘the Burnley Lara’, of course, is a more than useful
article_snippet.sent: No 11 these days and came within 19 runs of a Test century at Trent Bridge last year,
article_snippet.sent: Then it was a question of whether this unassuming Lancastrian could move from 380 wickets to 384 and overtake Botham, who was on hand apparently with a nice bottle of red wine waiting to celebrate, at the top of England’s Test tree.
article_snippet.sent: Jimmy Anderson (right) is still three wickets away from breaking Sir Ian Botham's England record .
article_snippet.sent: Jimmy Anderson (right) had surprisingly chosen to bowl from the Curtly Ambrose End where the strong cross-wind that blows across this ground would in theory assist in-swing more than Jimmy Anderson (right) more dangerous out-swinger.
article_snippet.sent: (right) landmark Test, generally knows what Jimmy Anderson (right) is doing and successfully targeted the outside edge of the left-handed Devon Smith’s bat with a beauty.
article_snippet.sent: It was to prove Jimmy Anderson (right)
highlights_snippet.sent: Anderson has 381 Test wickets, two less than Sir Ian Botham .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Shiv Chanderpaul 29* and Jermaine Blackwood 30
highlights_snippet.sent: Anderson is still the sultan of swing .