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Jofra Archer’s England comeback: 93.3mph, a wicket with his third ball and a celebration to savour

Jofra Archer was back, 1,597 days since last he’d played Test cricket for England, on the Lord’s ground where he made such an impact when he first arrived in the international game fully six years ag...

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Jofra Archer’s comeback spell: Wicket with third ball and fastest over of series

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England vs India: Jofra Archer strikes on long-awaited Test return with tourists three down and trailing by 242 runs on day two

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Archer return and Root's record catch - as third Test hangs in the balance

Jofra Archer and Joe Root both had days to remember on day two of the third Test between England and India, with the tourists closing on 145-3 at the close, trailing England by 242 runs at Lord's.

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Picking up where he left off - watch Archer's first over on England return

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India close on 145-3 after enthralling day two - as it happened

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TEST MATCH BREAKFAST: Dukes ball owner addresses controversy, an Indian invitation from King Charles and Jofra Archer's way of getting to the ground

Before the fourth day of the third Test, AADAM PATEL discusses the controversy over the Dukes ball and India having an invitation from King Charles.

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Jofra Archer removed Yashasvi Jaiswal in his first over of the Lord’s test.

Jofra Archer, who is making his test comeback after four long years, made an instant impact. The premier fast bowler struck in the first over that he bowled as he removed Yashasvi Jaiswal, and with that, the crowd at the Lord’s Cricket Ground erupted in joy.

Jofra Archer’s epic four-year first sparks wild scenes as third Test hangs in the balance

After a traditional first day low on drama, Lord’s finally came alive on day two as Jofra Archer took his first Test wicket in over four years to spark wild scenes on and off the field. Joe Root

Jofra Archer's England return is pure box-office as four years of frustration melt away in a beautiful moment of catharsis, writes OLIVER HOLT

The clock reads 2.45pm when Jofra Archer wanders over from mid-off, removes his cap and hands it to umpire Sharfuddoula. A cheer of anticipation rings around.

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Archer to make long-awaited Test comeback this week

Jofra Archer will make his long-awaited Test comeback at Lord's this week - four and a half years on from his last appearance. With several injury

Ben Stokes hails Jofra Archer's Test return as 'a pretty great day' for English cricket after never giving up on the paceman's return from injury hell

Archer has replaced Josh Tongue in England's only change for the third Rothesay Test at Lord's, finally ending a four-and-a-half-year absence that has seen him wrestle with several injuries.