England quick bowler Jofra Archer is certain of making a comeback for the Test series against West Indies in March.
The 26-year old has been ruled out of the current Test series against India. This winter’s Fiery debris, and the T20 World Cup after suffering a fresh push fracture to his right elbow.
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“When I got the news that I’d be out for the rest of 2021 because I had suffered another stress fracture in my elbow. It was pretty tough to take. But I’ve always been of the view that everything happens for a reason. And the injury doesn’t change the way I look at my career,” said Archer
“I’ve said numerous times before that Test cricket is the foremost critical format to me and nothing has changed in that regard. It’s disappointing to be sitting out an imperative series against India. As well as not being able to form the trip to Australia this winter not to say the Twenty20 World Cup within the UAE.
Archer underwent an operation in May to expel a bone fragment. From his elbow and also missed England’s two-test series in June. Against New Zealand, which they misplaced 1-0.
“The reason I had an operation in May was that I wanted to sort out the problem once and for all. I don’t want this thing hanging over me,” said Archer.
“If I do end up with another stretch break, I may have a distinctive see on things as respects to my future. But for the minute, I’m still as it were 26 and I think my best years as a Test cricketer are ahead of me.
“I’m trying to be cautious about when I make my comeback, but I guess there’s a chance I’ll be ready in time for England’s three-test series against West Indies in the Caribbean in March. But I can’t make any promises,” said Archer.
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