Lancashire start their Division Two marketing campaign towards Middlesex on 4 April at Lord’s, the place Anderson performed his last Take a look at towards West Indies.
Regardless of since working with England as a bowling guide, Anderson expressed a need to proceed taking part in.
Anderson shall be a part of England’s workers for the Champions Trophy in February and March however no deal has been agreed for this summer season. It’s understood Ben Stokes’ facet are eager for him to return.
Anderson stated it isn’t but clear what resuming his taking part in profession will imply for his position with England this summer season however added he’ll prioritise showing for Lancashire if chosen.
“I do not assume it will be honest on Lancashire if I simply dipped out and in,” he stated.
“It is solely honest that I give it a superb crack and that’ll take priority over anything through the summer season.”
Anderson retired from internationals after England opted to look to the long run with their bowling assault, ending with 704 Take a look at wickets – essentially the most by a tempo bowler and third most total.
He has taken 1,126 wickets in 298 first-class matches, with 376 of these wickets coming in 95 matches for Lancashire since his debut in 2002.
“The one factor I’ve recognized for a lot of months is that I needed to play cricket,” stated Anderson, who turns 43 in July.
“It was simply looking for what kind of cricket I needed to play and after a couple of chats with Lancashire and their plans for the 12 months it simply felt like a pleasant factor to do.”
Anderson may play his first T20 match in practically 11 years when Lancashire’s Blast marketing campaign begins on 29 Might.
He has not performed any white-ball cricket since 2019 however has lately tried to enter franchise cricket, going unsold within the Indian Premier League public sale in November.