- Stuart Broad has criticised Lancashire for their disrespectful handling of James Anderson after the club decided not to offer the veteran bowler a new contract.
- The decision was confirmed on Sunday despite Anderson taking 50 County Championship wickets at an average of 17 and being named Lancashire player of the year.
- Speaking on his podcast, Broad said that Lancashire showed a “lack of leadership” and that icons of the game deserve a proper send-off.
- Lancashire management explained that the move is part of a long-term strategy to rebuild and achieve Division One success within three to four years.
- Anderson, who has represented Lancashire since 2000, expressed disappointment with the decision and indicated he may search for a new club.
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