Jofra Archer is quietly optimistic as he nears the end of the summer unscathed although he is reluctant to look too far ahead after years of injury torment. Archer’s latest comeback from the elbow trouble that has plagued his career since starring in England’s triumphant 2019 World Cup Cup campaign and the Ashes that followed is being meticulously managed.

Archer, 29, has been plagued by persistent elbow trouble since starring in England's victorious 2019 50-over World Cup campaign and that year's ensuing Ashes series. But such is the Barbados-born paceman's talent that England have kept faith with Archer while devising a carefully managed plan for his return as an all-format international.

The right-arm fast bowler has faced years of injury problems, including recurring stress fractures in his back and right elbow, but made his return to international action in June for the T20 World Cu

Buttler and Trescothick on managing Archer's workload. Jos Buttler, England's regular white-ball skipper, emphasized the need to manage Archer's workload during the series. He hig

England fast bowler Jofra Archer is in upbeat mood after coming through successive one-day internationals against Australia, although the express quick remains wary after years of injury turmoil.

"There's no better place to do it than here," Jofra Archer said, on the outfield at Lord's, fresh from 2 for 33 to help England claim the fourth ODI against Australia, squaring this five-match series 2-2.

England`s star pacer Jofra Archer is optimistic after coming to win the ODI matches against Australia. He has been struggling with an elbow injury in 2019 after the ODI World Cup and Ashes Test series,