Lancashire County Cricket Club has said it will look into arranging a farewell for bowler James Anderson after supporters expressed unhappiness about his exit from the side.
The announcement follows a period of vocal unrest among fans who have reacted to the way Anderson's departure has been handled. The club's move to examine options for a formal send-off appears aimed at addressing those concerns and acknowledging the reaction from supporters.
Clubs frequently stage tributes or farewell events to mark the end of a player's association, and such gestures can range from on-field presentations to more structured ceremonies. Lancashire said it would consider what form a farewell might take while weighing the views of supporters and the practicalities involved.
Supporters and observers will be watching for further details as Lancashire reviews its response. Any final decision on a farewell will be announced by the club once it has completed its deliberations.