England recall pacer Jofra Archer for South Africa ODIs
Jofra Archer was recalled by England for the first time in over a year after being named Thursday in a 14-strong squad for an upcoming three-match one-day international series in South Africa.
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England's Archer 'fully back' from long injury layoff
Fast bowler Jofra Archer said he was "fully back" from his long injury lay-off after marking his return to an England shirt by bowling for the Lions in a three-day match against the test side in the United Arab Emirates.
England quickie joins MI Cape Town as wild card signing
MI Cape Town have signed England fast bowler Jofra Archer as their wild card for next year's SA20.
Buttler retained by IPL franchise; Williamson and Finch released
NEW DELHI : T20 World Cup winning captain Jos Buttler and several of his England team mates have been retained by their Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises but Australia counterpart Aaron Finch and New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson were released.
Jofra Archer Could Mark England Return In January 2023: Report
Out of action since March 2021, England pacer Jofra Archer is gradually inching closer to a return. The marquee fast bowler has missed plenty of important cricketing assignments due to an injury and will not be a part of the England squad in the T20 World Cup 2022 either. But, as far as the plans for 2023 go, Jofra could be in the thick of the action for England. In fact, the pacer could return to action as soon as January next year in a bilateral series against South Africa.
Jofra Archer extends Sussex contract for another year
England fast-bowler Jofra Archer has signed a one-year contract extension with Sussex.
Rob Key: Appointment of Matthew Mott on assumption Eoin Morgan was stepping down
Rob Key revealed his appointment of Matthew Mott as England’s limited-overs coach was based on the assumption Eoin Morgan was on the verge of international retirement.
Watch: Jofra Archer Wishes Eoin Morgan "Happy Retirement" With Cheeky Nutmeg Video
Eoin Morgan announced his retirement from international cricket earlier this week, also ending a seven-year stint as England's white-ball captain. Morgan, who took over as England captain back in 2015, led the team to their maiden 50-over World Cup title in 2019 on home soil. After the announcement, tributes have poured in from all corners for the 35-year-old, with several current and former cricketers congratulating Morgan on a glorious career. England pacer Jofra Archer also wished his former captain, but in a cheeky way.