England's James Anderson would "love" one-day return

James Anderson has conceded that he would "love" to be given the opportunity to represent England in the limited overs format of the game again.

The country's leading Test wicket-taker of all time made the last of his one-day international appearances in March 2015, while he has not played a Twenty20 game since 2009.

However, even at the age of 33, the bowler has said that he is eager to make a return to shorter matches.

"I have not spoken to the coach about that sort of thing for a while. The progression of the one-day side and Twenty20 side has been fantastic over the last 12 months," he told BBC Sport.

"If they think I can help that along, that's great. I'd love to have another chance of playing 50-over or Twenty20 cricket."

Anderson is expected to be in the Test squad for this summer's clashes against Sri Lanka and Pakistan.