It was recently announced by the England and Wales Cricket Board that Jofra Archer will be out of action for the rest of 2019 because his stress fracture on his right elbow has recurred. The 26-year old cricketer missed matches during both this year’s tour to South Africa, as well as India earlier in 2020 but managed to play through a lot of pain before deciding it would not get any better with time off. Now he will not be able to represent England in upcoming T20 World cup.
Jofra Archer is one player who you can almost always count on when he takes up position at either end of the pitch; however, due to setbacks from injury over recent years we’ve seen him absent more often than usual lately. Injuries have unfortunately been an issue for here since 2016 when he first injured.
Archer returned to action for Sussex in the County Championship, but his elbow injury flared up again and he did not bowl on the final two days of that game against Kent. Archer has been ruled out for both home series against New Zealand due to this latest setback.
Jofra Archer has not only fractured his right elbow again, but he’s also been found to be suffering the same injury for a second time. The ECB announced this week that further scans revealed Jofra had suffered another stress fracture in his arm and would need more rehabilitation before being able to play cricket once again.
Cricketing legend Ricky Ponting has been ruled out for the rest of 2019 due to an injury he sustained while playing in a T20 game.
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