Previous UK team leader Michael Vaughan feel Chovra Archer Repeated elbow injuries may end his testing career prematurely. Vaughan pointed out that the England fast bowler could explore a career as a limited pitcher expert in the near future.

On Thursday, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed that Jofra Archer exclude Actions for the remainder of 2021. Therefore, he will miss the second half of IPL 2021, T20 World Cup And the ashes of Australia.

The European Central Bank confirmed that Jofra Archer recently scanned his injured right elbow and the results showed that his stress fracture had recurred.Writing in his column TelegraphVaughan believes that the recent injury setback is a major blow to Archer’s hopes of becoming a famous test bowler. Vaughan wrote:

“You have to worry about Jofra Archer’s testing career now. Graeme Swann took out the floating bone fragments from his elbow and was eventually forced to retire due to chronic joint problems. Archer is younger and will receive the best care, hopefully He can fully recover within a period of time, but this is a worrying development.”

“At least the cricket player now has another option. If the elbow is so bad, why should he risk further injury and play 25 bowls a day in the cricket test? Players can now live well in 2020 Life, and Archer is one of the best white ball pitchers in the world,” he further explained.

Jofra Archer participated in several tests in India earlier this year and also participated in all five T20Is before being excluded from the ODI series. He hasn’t played international cricket since then.

England will have to figure out how to get 20 wickets in Australia without Jofra Archer: Michael Vaughan

Vaughan further pointed out that one of the reasons why the England team is keen to let Jofra Archer join the Ashes is because the real pace of recent times has plagued Australia. He elaborated:

“One of the elements you need in Australia is speed. All the teams that have won there recently have several real fast bowlers. Joe Root and his test team are already in a precarious position, and now they have to figure them out How will you get 20 wickets and get enough points to put Australia under pressure.”

“Our batsmen don’t have the skills or mentality to play at this level. The question is how can England take a favorable position against India in the next five weeks to build confidence in the game with Australia?” Vaughan continued. Said.

According to Vaughan, England is currently overly dependent on conditions to get wickets, and their weak shots are of no avail. The former captain concluded in his column:

“You can have five Jofra archers, but if you keep scoring 183, you can’t win Australia. We all showed up at Trent Bridge on Thursday, hope this will be a gloomy day, and the ball will pass for Jimmy Anderson. The ball. This is not your way to consistently win in the cricket test. You cannot rely on the cloud to win your test match.”

The England team won four Indian wickets in Nottingham on the second day after being eliminated with 183 points on the opening day of the test.