Jofra Archer was appointed to return the Red Ball with Sussex before the possible England test against India | Cricket news

Jofra Archer is scheduled to return to the first -class cricket game for the first time in four years on Sunday – despite the initial confusion about whether he will play with Sussex away in Durham.

The quick football player in England was not named in a 12 -players team in the boycott championship match, which raised fears that he was subjected to another setback in a profession.

But the Cricket Board of England and Wales later made it clear that Artcher in the Sussex group travel for the match in Chester-Citette.

If Archer, who played only the white cricket game for England since 2021 after elbow and background injuries, comes through the match safely, it may be in the mixture to play in the second test against India in Edjibson from July 2 or the third in Lords from July 10.

The 30 -year -old was scheduled to return to the Red Ball in England against India only this month only due to a thumb injury that continued to play with Rajasthan Royals in IPL to ScuPper, as well as his participation in ODIS against the West Indies.

Archer 42 Wakes conducted 13 tests at 31.04 on average since his first appearance against Australia in 2019, and Ben Stox said in England earlier this week that the Rami was keen to return to the longest form of international cricket.

Stoxus said, referring to England’s victory in Trent Bridge in May: “

“I was like,” let’s keep it there, well. I know you are in a good place now but let’s not be hurry to it. “

“Obviously, he spent a terrible time with injuries, but he had a great deal of cricket, albeit in white ball formats.

“It’s really exciting for England, but it’s also more exciting for Jof that in a position he can now put in place, and we hope that something will go actually to be selected to choose to choose for the Crikat.”