England, Jofra Archer
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Jofra Archer exploded onto the international cricket scene in the summer of 2019, starring for England in its memorable title triumph at the 50-over World Cup and then the Ashes series weeks later.
The third Test between India and England at Lord's has been dominated by the ball-changing saga, which was headlined by Indian captain Shubman Gill's frustration on Day 2. Gill cut a livid figure, complaining about the second new ball and thereafter even more so about the replacement ball.
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GB News on MSN'Class' Jofra Archer's breathtaking return for England that sends Lord's crowd wild against IndiaJoe Root described Jofra Archer's return to Test cricket as "class", as Lord's Cricket Ground erupted after the 30-year-old marked his return with a wicket from just his third delivery. The fast bowler ended a four-year absence caused by career-threatening elbow and back injuries in spectacular fashion.
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"Archer messaged me": Jasprit Bumrah revealed off-field camaraderie with Jofra ArcherEngland third Test, Sony Sports Network aired an interview featuring Jasprit Bumrah and his wife, aka presenter Sanjana Ganeshan, where the bowler revealed that England's Jofra Archer messaged him while he was recovering.
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inews.co.uk on MSNJofra Archer delivers the ‘X-factor’ England have sorely missedAfter an injury-ravaged few years, the right-arm bowler showed he had lost none of the pace that had become his trademark
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CricTracker on MSNENG vs IND 2025: 'Jofra Archer is an X-factor player' - Joe Root lauds pacer's impactful return to TestsFormer England captain Joe Root has praised Jofra Archer as the team’s X-factor following the pacer’s impactful return to Test cricket during the third match against India at Lord’s. Archer made his first Test appearance in four years and wasted no time making a statement.
Joe Root described Jofra Archer’s rousing return to the Test arena as a “genuine joy” as the seamer began repaying four years of faith from the England team. Lord’s witnessed Archer’s first red-ball spell for his country since February 2021,
England fast bowler Jofra Archer made a sensational return to Test cricket, striking in just his first over after more than four years on the sidelines. Playing his first Test since February 2021, Archer wasted no time in making his presence felt,