Jofra Archer
England relish 'fear factor' of returning paceman Archer
England are eager to unleash Jofra Archer's "fear factor" against Pakistan as the paceman prepares to return from a long injury lay-off ahead of next month's T20 World Cup, says team-mate Sam Curran.
Buttler buoyed by return of 'superstar' Archer
Injuries have blighted Archer's international career and he has not played top-level cricket for the past year.
England recall Archer for T20 World Cup
Archer has been passed fit after recovering from a right elbow injury that has kept him out of competitive action since May 2023.
Jofra Archer targeting T20 World Cup
England pace bowler Jofra Archer could play in this year's T20 World Cup but will not play test cricket until 2025, according to England managing director Rob Key.
Archer won't play Test cricket until at least 2025: England chief Key
Jofra Archer will not play Test cricket again until 2025 at the earliest but the T20 World Cup is a realistic goal for the paceman, according to England cricket chief Rob Key.
England's Stokes, Archer still in the mix for T20 World Cup: Mott
England coach Matthew Mott said test captain Ben Stokes and fast bowler Jofra Archer will be given every chance to prove their fitness before next year's Twenty20 World Cup.
Archer attends England training to revive hopes of World Cup
Jofra Archer attended England's training session at The Oval on Tuesday to spark hopes he could yet feature at next month's World Cup in India.
England hopeful of Stokes' retirement U-turn for World Cup
Ben Stokes retired from One Day Internationals in July 2022 and as recently as in the aftermath of the Ashes, had reiterated his intentions of staying retired from the 50-over format to be fit for the Test series against India in early 2024.
Jofra Archer ruled out of Ashes
Archer, who has been ruled out "for the rest of the summer", spent 17 months on the sidelines following elbow and back injuries before returning to international cricket in January.
England relish 'fear factor' of returning paceman Archer
England are eager to unleash Jofra Archer's "fear factor" against Pakistan as the paceman prepares to return from a long injury lay-off ahead of next month's T20 World Cup, says team-mate Sam Curran.
Buttler buoyed by return of 'superstar' Archer
Injuries have blighted Archer's international career and he has not played top-level cricket for the past year.
England recall Archer for T20 World Cup
Archer has been passed fit after recovering from a right elbow injury that has kept him out of competitive action since May 2023.
Jofra Archer targeting T20 World Cup
England pace bowler Jofra Archer could play in this year's T20 World Cup but will not play test cricket until 2025, according to England managing director Rob Key.
Archer won't play Test cricket until at least 2025: England chief Key
Jofra Archer will not play Test cricket again until 2025 at the earliest but the T20 World Cup is a realistic goal for the paceman, according to England cricket chief Rob Key.
England's Stokes, Archer still in the mix for T20 World Cup: Mott
England coach Matthew Mott said test captain Ben Stokes and fast bowler Jofra Archer will be given every chance to prove their fitness before next year's Twenty20 World Cup.
Archer attends England training to revive hopes of World Cup
Jofra Archer attended England's training session at The Oval on Tuesday to spark hopes he could yet feature at next month's World Cup in India.
England hopeful of Stokes' retirement U-turn for World Cup
Ben Stokes retired from One Day Internationals in July 2022 and as recently as in the aftermath of the Ashes, had reiterated his intentions of staying retired from the 50-over format to be fit for the Test series against India in early 2024.
Jofra Archer ruled out of Ashes
Archer, who has been ruled out "for the rest of the summer", spent 17 months on the sidelines following elbow and back injuries before returning to international cricket in January.
Buttler, Malan smash tons, and Archer takes six as England grab consolation win over SA
Jos Buttler and Dawid Malan struck superb centuries and Jofra Archer took six wickets as a resurgent England secured a 59-run victory over hosts South Africa in the third and final one-day International in Kimberley on Wednesday.
