Jofra Archer has been fast-tracked into the England squad for the second Test against India at Edgbaston, marking his return to red-ball cricket after over 1,500 days. The 30-year-old right-arm quick bowler performed credibly in his return match for Sussex, taking 1 for 32. However, Paul Farbrace, Sussex's head coach, recommended holding Archer for the third Test, citing his inexperience with only 18 overs bowled in red-ball cricket. Nevertheless, Archer's selection shows England's ambition to enhance their bowling strength after a recent defeat.
England's decision to fast-track Jofra Archer into the Test squad for the second match against India highlights their confidence in his recovery and potential impact.
Despite concerns about his limited red-ball experience, Archer's inclusion signifies England's strategy to bolster their bowling attack ahead of a crucial Test.
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