Fast bowler Jimmy Anderson has now taken more test match wickets than any other Englishman in history.
Anderson, 32, bowled out Dinesh Ramdin for 57 against the West Indies in Antigua for his 384th test wicket, overtaking Sir Ian Botham's 23-year-old record.
England bowler James Anderson has spoken of his pride after becoming England's leading wicket taker in Test cricket.
The Lancashire paceman usurped Sir Ian Botham after he had West Indies captain Denesh Ramdin caught by Alastair Cook for his 384th record-breaking Test wicket in his 100th match.
The West Indies eventually held on, thanks to a Jason Holder century, to earn a draw in the first Test match in Antigua.
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