James Anderson's considering an unexpected return to white-ball cricket - following his England retirement

The 42-year-old bowed out of the international game last month as the most prolific fast bowler in test history.

While an immediate transition to a coaching role appeared to signal the end of his playing career - he never officially announced he'd bowled his last ball.

Anderson says he's now pondering throwing his hat into the ring for deals in the T20 arena - or even next season's "The Hundred" competition in England.