One of the best pacers to have ever stepped onto the cricket field, James Anderson turns 38 on Thursday. Born on July 30, 1982, the right-arm pacer can swing the ball both ways and his record in international cricket is nothing but sensational. Facing Anderson with the brand-new red ball is the last thing a batsman will want as the veteran bowler can move the ball at his will and pierce the defences of the best of the batsmen. With 589 wickets, Anderson is the most successful pacer in the history of Test cricket and looks determined to add some more feathers to his already illustrious hat. As the legendary pacer celebrates his 38th birthday, let’s look at some of his best performances in the longest format of the game.