Jofra archer

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The mystery around ₹8 crore, sat out the IPL 2022 due to an elbow injury; however, MI's move of shelling a hefty amount was seen as more of an investment for this year. MI's fantasy pace attack comprising Archer and Jasprit Bumrah was a dream partnership for many to see but for the five-time champions, it has become quite the nightmare. While Bumrah was ruled out of IPL 2023 due to his back injury, Archer is nowhere to be seen this season barring two matches. Jofra Archer in action for Mumbai Indians(IPL) When Bumrah was declared unfit to participate in the IPL, everyone's mind went straight to Archer as he was expected to fill the void left by the senior India pacer's absence, but with every match Archer misses, the plot only thickens. MI have remained tight-lipped as to why Archer is not playing, a puzzle that has thrown everyone into quandary. The belief is that the England fast bowler is nursing an injury but no official statement has been made. Also Read - On Wednesday however, England's leading daily The Daily Telegraph reported that Archer had left IPL 2023 midway briefly to consult an elbow specialist in Belgium. The report stated that Archer even had a 'minor procedure' after which he returned to MI and participated in the match against Punjab Kings. The report had everyone in a fix given the magnitude of the news. However, reacting to it, Archer has taken to Twitter and in an angry outburst, slammed the media publication. "Putting out an article without knowing t...

Mumbai Indian's Jofra Archer, left, celebrates the dismissal of Rajasthan Royals's Jason Holder with his team captain Rohit Sharma during the Indian Premier League cricket match between Mumbai Indians and Rajasthan Royals in Mumbai, India, Sunday, April 30, 2023. (AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade) (ASSOCIATED PRESS) LONDON (AP) — England fast bowler Jofra Archer could be a doubt for the upcoming Ashes series after deciding to return from the Indian Premier League with immediate effect because of ongoing problems with his right elbow. Archer, who has experienced a slew of injuries since exploding onto the international scene in 2019, has been playing through discomfort in his elbow during the latest IPL season with Mumbai Indians. The England and Wales Cricket Board said Tuesday that Archer will return to Britain “for a period of rest and rehabilitation to give him the best opportunity for a full recovery.” He will work on his rehabilitation with England's medical department and his county team, Sussex. Archer is facing a race against time to be healthy enough to feature in the Ashes series against Australia, which starts June 16 with the first of five tests. His last test match appearance was against India in Ahmedabad in February 2021. With another injury cloud hanging over Archer, England could yet be without its most explosive pacer for the defense of its Cricket World Cup title in India in October and November. The Barbados-born Archer played a key role in England winnin...

Jofra Archer will miss a third successive summer, and a second successive Ashes series, after scans revealed a recurrence of a stress fracture to his right elbow. The England and Wales Cricket Board confirmed the news when announcing the squad for next month’s one-off Test against Ireland, for which Jonny Bairstow returns after recovering Rob Key, the ECB’s managing director for men’s cricket, said Archer was “pretty distraught” about his latest setback, which was confirmed after the bowler’s Read more Though it is much too early put a timescale on Archer’s recovery from an issue that Key said had “baffled quite a few of the specialists that have been involved” England have not yet given up hope he could be involved in this year’s 50-over World Cup, which is five months away. Key said he had “no concerns at the moment” about Ben Stokes’s fitness for the Ireland Test, which starts at Lord’s on 1 June, noting that while England’s captain has been at the IPL he has been so infrequently involved that “he’s actually been getting more rest than he would have done had he been doing anything else”. Bairstow will keep wicket and bat at seven, returning as a straight replacement for Foakes, a decision the selection committee “agonised over for quite some time”. The Surrey player is understood to have taken his exclusion badly, but Key was encouraging about his chances of returning to the side in future, potentially for this winter’s Test series in India. “He’s pretty upset about the...

New Delhi: Speed merchant Jofra Archer has been trying to put himself in the best position possible to hasten his return to the Mumbai Indians playing XI after missing four IPL games due to a niggle. IPL 2023: On the eve of his team’s match against Punjab Kings, the 28-year-old pacer from England said he is focused on “feeling good” at the moment. Dwayne Bravo reveals how a phone call from MS Dhoni brought him back to CSK MS Dhoni to seek medical advice for knee injury: How CSK captain managed the issue during IPL 2023 Archer played MI’s opening match against RCB and has since been on the bench due to soreness in his right elbow. He was bought in the auction before IPL 2022 but hadn’t played for MI till this season because of a lengthy injury layoff. “Obviously the last two weeks aren’t exactly what you would hope for after being so fully active,” Archer was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo. “But it’s what you expect when you’ve been off for a long time: the body’s not going to be 100 per cent straight away. “There are going to be moments where it feels a lot more serious than it actually is. I don’t know which game will be the next game, but I’m just trying to put myself in the best position possible (to play).” Archer, whose career has been plagued by injuries, added, “To be honest, I still want to bowl fast and stuff — but when you feel good, you bowl good. I just want to focus on feeling good at the minute.” To avail the services of Archer, MI was understood to have lo...