Jofra Archer Eyes Red-Ball Return Amid Injury Comebacks
Jofra Archer, the injury-prone pacer, is set for a red-ball cricket comeback with Sussex. If successful, he could be in the England mix for the second Test against India. Archer has struggled with injuries, limiting him to white-ball cricket since 2021. His return is eagerly awaited by fans and selectors.

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Injury-plagued fast bowler Jofra Archer could be back in England's Test lineup as he gears up for a red-ball return with Sussex during the County Championship at Durham, according to reports. His comeback brings hope of featuring in the second Test against India starting July 2.
Absences of Archer and Mark Wood have weakened England's pace attack, allowing India to post a commanding 471 runs in the first innings of the Anderson-Tendulkar series. However, Archer, who has been out of first-class cricket for four years due to injuries, has been added to Sussex's travelling squad for the four-day fixture.
ECB has confirmed Archer's participation with Sussex, offering him a chance to prove his fitness and be considered for selection in the upcoming Test matches. England captain Ben Stokes remarked on Archer's keenness to resume Test cricket, highlighting the meticulous planning to ensure his comeback is successful.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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