England vs India: Jofra Archer return confirmed after four-year absence
Jofra Archer will play his first test in more than four years after being selected in the UK team to face India at Lord’s on Thursday.
The only change in the UK team for the third test with a 30-year-old, a series level 1-1.
Although Chris Woakes and Brydon Carse appear tired in the second test defeat in Edgbaston, both of them are preserved, both are preserved, leading the Josh language Archer.
On the same day, Archer’s place in the UK was confirmed, Pace Bows Mark Wood studied at Lord’s while continuing to return from knee injury.
It was thought that Wood would miss the whole series of five match against India, but it aims at Durham Man Oval. In the test cricket, the same XI, which has only happened once, increases the attractive possibility of Archer and Wood.
Archer took 42 small doors in the previous 13 tests, but in 2021, the last one against India was dealing with the back and elbow injuries. England has played 53 tests since Archer’s last release. There will be 1,595 days between the covers.
At that time, he seemed to be suspicious that Archer would return to the test jack, and there were points that his entire career doubted.
Following his last major disruption, in 2023, Archer followed a meticulous plan determined by England, who believed in his supreme talent with central conventions away from the test jack.
