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England legend James Anderson to lead bold new cricket venture in unlikely destination

The Independent ·First reported ·Updated
The IndependentEngland legend James Anderson to lead bold new cricket venture in unlikely destination
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The former England fast bowler will captain and co-own a new franchise alongside global stars Chris Gayle and Dawid Malan as organisers target an Olympic legacy beyond the tournament.

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