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James Anderson has stated that no one would be willing to play Test cricket after 40 as he will feature in his first red-ball game after his 40th birthday. Anderson also reflected on Trent Boult’s recent call to pull out from central contract saying international cricket will bear its brunt. England are set to take on South Africa in a three-match Test series Wednesday and James Anderson will play a crucial role for them with his bowling. After suffering a defeat in the T20I series, England would like to orchestrate a turnaround by winning the red-ball series. It will be also the first match for James Anderson after he turned 40. Reflecting on whether anyone would be able to achieve the same feat in the future, Anderson came up with a cheeky response saying no one will be stupid enough to play Test cricket till 40. "Definitely not after that because no one will be stupid enough. Everything that has gone in the world with franchise cricket, the Hundred, short forms of the game, I can't see anyone wanting to play Test cricket for this long