Joe Root described Jofra Archer's return to Test cricket as "class", as Lord's Cricket Ground erupted after the 30-year-old marked his return with a wicket from just his third delivery. The fast bowler ended a four-year absence caused by career-threatening elbow and back injuries in spectacular fashion.

After an injury-ravaged few years, the right-arm bowler showed he had lost none of the pace that had become his trademark

The third Test between India and England at Lord's has been dominated by the ball-changing saga, which was headlined by Indian captain Shubman Gill's frustration on Day 2. Gill cut a livid figure, complaining about the second new ball and thereafter even more so about the replacement ball.

After a prolonged absence from the longest format of the game, England's star speedster Jofra Archer made a memorable return on Day 2 of the Lord's Test against India. Jofra Archer guns down Yashasvi Jaiswal in style In a sensational start to his Test return,

England third Test, Sony Sports Network aired an interview featuring Jasprit Bumrah and his wife, aka presenter Sanjana Ganeshan, where the bowler revealed that England's Jofra Archer messaged him while he was recovering.

Jofra Archer exploded onto the international cricket scene in the summer of 2019, starring for England in its memorable title triumph at the 50-over World Cup and then the Ashes series weeks later.

Jasprit Bumrah's impressive five-wicket haul at Lord's propelled India in the third Test, fueled by lessons learned from previous England tours. He surpassed Kapil Dev's record for most five-wicket hauls in away Tests by an Indian bowler.

After the first ball of the 46th over, England pacer Jofra Archer asked for a ball change but the umpire took the gauge test and it passed it. As a result, the ball was not changed but Archer was simply not satisfied with umpire's decision.