England pacer Jofra Archer has expressed grief over being ruled out of the 2021/22 Ashes due to injury, saying the tour of Australia is something a fast bowler would never want to miss. Jofra Archer has been away from cricket since August this year due to injury. “It was hard to see the ball seam and bounce a bit, because it’s really a fast bowler tour that you don’t want to miss,” Archer said in a conversation with Channel Seven.
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The ongoing Test at the Gabba, the first Ashes Test since the Boxing Day Test in 2006, did not feature either Anderson or Broad in England’s playing XI.
Australia captain Pat Cummins took the England team’s five-wicket haul on the first day of the first Ashes Test at the Gabba here on Wednesday. The batting England team was all out by the Australian bowlers and restricted to just 147 runs. The Australian bowlers piled up the England team with their bowling. In which all bowlers except Lyon took wickets.
Jofra Archer wasn’t Sure if England left Stuart Broad and James Anderson Out of the First Ashes Test
Jofra Archer was not convinced that England had left Stuart Broad and James Anderson out of the first Ashes Test. But he has shown faith in captain Joe Root’s decision making.
In the very first over, Cummins dismissed Steve Smith at second slip by Haseeb Hameed. Jos Buttler hit some fine boundaries with Ollie Pope, as the duo put on a 52-run stand for the sixth wicket. But it did not last long, as Butler caught Alex Carey in Mitchell Starc’s over. Three overs later, Pope was dismissed in an over by Cameron Greene and it was Green’s first Test wicket.
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Team captain Pat Cummins took five wickets for England while bowling aggressively. Starc took two wickets. Josh also took two wickets and Green took one. All the bowlers performed well and sent the opposing team back quickly.
