Archer takes wicket on Sussex return at Durham

England fast bowler Jofra Archer made a successful return to Sussex as he took a wicket on the opening day of their County Championship match against Durham.

Archer, who has been recovering from an elbow injury, bowled with pace and accuracy to dismiss Durham’s opening batsman early in the innings.

The 26-year-old’s return to action will be a huge boost for Sussex as they look to climb up the County Championship table.

Archer, who played a key role in England’s World Cup and Ashes triumphs in 2019, will be looking to impress selectors ahead of the upcoming T20 World Cup.

The Barbados-born pacer has been working hard on his fitness and bowling in the nets to regain full match fitness.

His presence in the Sussex team will add depth and quality to their bowling attack, giving them a better chance of competing with the top teams in the County Championship.

Archer’s return was met with excitement and anticipation from fans and teammates alike, who are eager to see him back in action and performing at his best.

His ability to swing the ball at pace and generate bounce off the pitch makes him a dangerous prospect for opposition batsmen.

With the T20 World Cup on the horizon, Archer will be hoping to use his performances in the County Championship to stake a claim for a place in the England squad for the tournament.

Overall, Archer’s return to action at Sussex has been a success so far, and he will be looking to build on this performance as he aims to get back to his best form.