Wife left modeling after marriage, set career with husband, James Anderson’s love story is interesting

New Delhi, England’s legendary players James Anderson has retired from all formats of cricket. He has finally decided to put an end to his 20 year long career. Anderson has given this information through his social media account. Anderson’s love story has also been quite interesting. She married Daniel Lloyd in the year 2006. Daniel Lloyd and Anderson met for the first time in a nightclub.

James Anderson and Daniel Lloyd met for the first time in August 2004 at the Elysium nightclub in London. It was love at first sight between these two. After returning from a tour of South Africa, Anderson and Lloyd married in February 2006 after a two-year relationship. James Anderson and Daniel Lloyd have two daughters. Anderson often shares pictures with his wife and daughters on social media. Daniel Lloyd started modeling at the age of 18 and his first show was a live show in Birmingham.

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Daniel Lloyd had joined a modeling agency for business, but after it flopped, he focused on studies and started studying marketing and French courses at the University of Southampton. After a gap of almost a year, Daniel Lloyd again entered the world of modeling. This time luck favored him and Daniel joined a top marketing firm. She got many modeling projects and commercials, but after marriage, Daniel left modeling and shifted to London with Anderson.

James Anderson holds the record for taking the most Test wickets. He comes second after the great batsman Sachin Tendulkar in the list of players who have played the most number of Test matches. Anderson has also created a stir in bowling. In his career which started in May 2003, he has played 187 Tests for England along with 194 ODIs and 19 T20s. With 700 wickets in Test cricket, he is third in the list of all-time highest wicket takers after Shane Warne (708) and Sri Lanka’s Muttiah Muralitharan (800).

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