BBC Sport reported that Stuart Broad, who was the long-time England bowling partner of James Anderson, said Lancashire have been "pretty disrespectful" in their treatment of the bowler, whom the report called legendary. The BBC Sport article carries the headline "Lancashire treatment of Anderson disrespectful," which places Broad's remarks at the center of the report.
According to the report's summary, Broad made the comments about Lancashire's handling of Anderson. The summary does not say when or where Broad spoke, and it does not identify the specific decisions or actions by Lancashire that prompted his remarks. Those details are not in the material available for this story, so the account here is limited to what BBC Sport's summary states.
The summary also contains no response from Lancashire to Broad's comments. Nothing in the material reviewed indicates whether the club has addressed the criticism publicly or whether the matter has been resolved.
Anderson's career with England, and the partnership with Broad that the report describes, are presented in the summary as background to the remarks rather than as subjects of new reporting. Readers seeking the full context of the comments should consult the complete BBC Sport report, since the summary alone does not supply further detail.
Sources: BBC News: Lancashire treatment of Anderson disrespectful - Broad.