Jofra Archer To Undergo 'Intensive Rehabilitation Period' After Elbow Surgery

Jofra Archer will be reassessed in a바카라 웹사이트month following surgery on a persistent elbow injury as England wait to find out바카라 웹사이트when바카라 웹사이트the pace bowler will return amid a busy international바카라 웹사이트schedule. (More Cricket News)

Following a review by a consultant, the 26-year-old underwent an operation on Friday to try to바카라 웹사이트resolve the long-standing issue that had already ruled him out of the upcoming two-Test series against New Zealand.

Archer –바카라 웹사이트who had an operation on a hand injury earlier this year –바카라 웹사이트had attempted to make a return to action in domestic cricket for Sussex recently, only to suffer a further setback. He claimed figures of 2-29 and 1-14바카라 웹사이트against Kent but was unable to bowl during the final two days of the County Championship fixture at Hove.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has revealed Archer, who missed out on playing for Rajasthan Royals' in IPL 2021, will바카라 웹사이트undertake an "intensive rehabilitation period"바카라 웹사이트before a further examination of the elbow, at which point further guidance will be offered over a potential comeback date.

"Archer will now commence an intensive rehabilitation period working with the ECB and Sussex medical teams," a statement from the ECB said.

"His progress will be reviewed by his consultant in approximately four weeks, at which point further guidance will be provided as to when he can return to bowling."

After facing New Zealand at Lord's바카라 웹사이트and Edgbaston in June, England are to host바카라 웹사이트Sri Lanka and Pakistan for limited-overs games, followed by a five-Test series against India, starting at Trent Bridge on August 4.

There is a Twenty20 World Cup to come later in the year, too, as well as an Ashes tour to Australia.

Archer has taken 42 wickets at an average of 31.04 in 13 Test appearances for Joe Root's side, while he is a key member of England's바카라 웹사이트white-ball squads under the captaincy of바카라 웹사이트Eoin Morgan.