Overall, he became the fourth bowler to achieve this feat in Test cricket. Before him, former Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan, former Indian team leg-spinner Anil Kumble and late Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne have achieved this feat. Now Anderson has also joined the list of these great bowlers.

Anderson is the fourth bowler to bowl the most balls in Test cricket, while Muttiah Muralitharan is first on this list. Anderson's teammate and former fast bowler Stuart Broad, who has bowled 33,698 balls, is second on this list, while West Indies' Courtney Walsh is third, Australia's Glenn McGrath is fourth and India's former great all-rounder Kapil Dev is fifth.

The great bowler achieved a big feat in his farewell test, became the only pacer

With this performance, Anderson has proved that he is one of the greatest fast bowlers in the world. His achievement has set a new precedent in the cricket world and made his legacy even greater.

This last Test match of Anderson has become a memorable chapter in his career. He is the first and only fast bowler in the world to achieve this feat. He has also taken more than 700 wickets in his 22-year long Test career. It is also true that the right-handed pacer will always be counted among the greatest bowlers in the world.