
WATCH: Jofra Archer's athletic effort dismisses Washington Sundar on Day 5 of ENG vs IND 3rd Test
England pacer took back-to-back wickets, first to dismiss Rishabh Pant and then Washington Sundar.

England pacer took back-to-back wickets, first to dismiss Rishabh Pant and then Washington Sundar.

Jofra Archer took the off stump for a walk—Rishabh Pant bowled out, India is in deep trouble.

A fairly balanced Test match at Lord’s. After Day 3 of the England vs. India 3rd Test (ENG vs. IND 3rd Test) of the ongoing Tendulkar-Anderson trophy, India was bowled out for 387, like England in their first innings. As of now, no teams have any sort of advantage to influence the fate of the important clash.

He chose the iconic Lord's cricket ground, where he made his Test debut for England, as the stage to mark his comeback in the Whites after a series of injuries. Archer was absent from the longest format of the game for almost four years.

Dinesh Karthik questioned India's decision to change the ball after 63 deliveries, calling it unusual given the original ball was still moving significantly.

The celebration expressed it all. Jofra Archer marked his comeback after a series of injuries with a wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal. The crowds in the Lord's cricket ground erupted in joy to celebrate the moment—the England crowd celebrated, and Jofra Archer celebrated.

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