Last update on.From section CountiesJames Anderson has taken 617 first-class wickets for England than he has for Lancashire in his debut in May 2002LV= County Championship Group Three Emirates Old Trafford Manchester (day two), Kent: 74 (26.2 Overs) Lancashire : Still to bat Sunday because of rain Lancashire 3 points, Kent 0 Points ScorecardJames Anderson, England's fast bowler, took his 1000th wicket to help Lancashire win Kent. He did this in a session at Emirates Old Trafford.Anderson was able to take a wicket in each one of his three first overs. He then added four more in his 7-19, and Kent fell to 34-8.The 38-year old bowled from the James Anderson End. His best figures at Old Trafford were, fittingly enough,He beat his Manchester record of 6-49 against Worcestershire, 2004.Danny Lamb took the first five wickets that fell, but he lost his chance of winning all 10. He was beaten by Joe Denly, an England batsman.To get to 3-16, Lamb needed two more, but Anderson's high standards mean that this was his best day.Play did not begin after day one's loss. It was only after noon, at 14:00 BST, that play resumed.Anderson made his County Championship debut this summer and quickly recovered with a combination good line, good length seam movement, and a little swing.After a 10-over spell, England's top Test wicket-taker was eventually removed. All seven of his victims fell to the edges, with figures of 10-5-19-7. Dane Vilas took four scalps.Anderson's 1000th victim was South African Heinokuhn, who was caught by skipper Vilas.Lamb was also weighed in with a third wicket, the 45-year-old Darren Stevens. He was caught at long-on as Kent fell to 51-9.Stevens was the top scorer, with four boundaries from his 19-on-24 balls. Before the best partnership of innings, James Logan (on his Kent debut) and Matt Quinn (New Zealand), Quinn formed the 23rd wicket partnership.After a delay tea interval, Lancashire was to begin their first innings.
