James Anderson has detailed how the England management forcing him to retire from Test cricket in a Manchester hotel bar made him feel like he was in the movie Goodfellas.In April this year, England coach Brendon McCullum travelled from New Zealand to join managing director Rob Key and captain Ben Stokes in delivering the news that Anderson’s record-breaking 22-year international career was coming to an end at the age of 41.

James Anderson has publicly expressed his desire to play a bit longer than he actually did after being forced to an early retirement by Brendon McCullum and Co with the team going ahead with youngsters,

Anderson’s record-breaking Test career was brought to an end this year by England’s brainstrust of Ben Stokes, Brendon McCullum and Rob Key

James Anderson has detailed how the England management forcing him to retire from Test cricket in a Manchester hotel bar made him feel like he was in the movie Goodfellas.