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Glenn McGrath Is a Big Supporter of Jofra Archer, Says 'I Love What I See in the Pacer'
Archer took the cricketing fraternity by storm on his Test debut, bowling hostile spells. The legendary Glenn McGrath is a big supporter of Jofra Archer and feels the England pace sensation is going to play Test cricket for a long time."I've been a big supporter of Archer for a long time and I love what I see there," McGrath was quoted.
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Shoaib Akhtar Recommends England Cricket Team to Preserve Jofra Archer (Watch Video)
Former Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar believes England have got a great weapon in Jofra Archer but they need to preserve him and manage his workload in a way that the 24-year-old doesn't get injured very often. Archer, who made his Test debut in the second match at Lord's which ended in a tense draw, returned match figures of 5/91.
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Ben Stokes Warns Australia Ahead of the Third Ashes 2019 Test, Says Expect More Fire From Jofra Archer
Ahead of the third Ashes Test, England all-rounder Ben Stokes has issued a warning to the Australian team, saying they should expect more intense bowling from Jofra Archer at Headingley. Archer, who made his Test debut in the second match at Lord's which ended in a tense draw, returned match figures of 5/91.
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Ashes 2019: England Name Unchanged Squad for Third Test Match Against Australia at Headingley
England on Monday named an unchanged squad for the third Ashes Test after the second rubber ended in a thrilling draw. James Anderson could not make it to the mix but the England management will monitor the ace pacer on an ongoing basis, they said.
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Cricket Week Recap: From Jofra Archer's Dream Test Debut to Dimuth Karunaratne's Match-Winning Ton to Virat Kohli's Carnage, A Look At Finest Individual Performances
The cricket fever hasn’t gone down after the completion of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. The fans of the gentleman’s game are regularly treated by the non-stop cricket action and many terrific clashes. In the last week, many fantastic international cricket matches were played across formats which also included many jaw-dropping individual performances.
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Ashes 2019: Australia Unsure About Steve Smith's Availability for 3rd Test Against England at Headingley
Smith was hit on the neck below his left ear on Day 4 of the second Test at Lord's by a short delivery from England's debutant pacer Jofra Archer and had to subsequently retire hurt while he was on 80. Smith was eventually dismissed on 92 and Paine said that the prolific batsman 'deteriorated overnight' because of which he did not take the field on Day 5.
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Australian PM Scott Morrison Condemns Booing of Steve Smith in AUS vs ENG Ashes 2019 Second Test
Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Monday condemned booing of Aussie batsman Steven Smith during the second Test in the ongoing Ashes at the Lord's Cricket Ground. Physios from both England and Australia attended Smith, but the batsman had to leave the park in order to have a concussion test.
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Steve Smith Hopes to Be 100 % Fit for Ashes 2019 England vs Australia 3rd Test
Premier Australia batsman Steve Smith, who could not be part of the final day proceedings of the second drawn Test at Lord's following a concussion, is hoping to regain full fitness before the third Ashes game beginning Thursday. On Saturday, Smith was hit by a ferocious bouncer on the neck by debutant Jofra Archer and had to retire hurt at 80.
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Ashes 2019: Sledging Steve Smith Leads to Ejection for Lord’s Member
The incident occurred on Saturday when Smith was walking from the field after he got out scoring 92 in the first innings. The 32-year-old had returned to the middle after a 40-minute break after being hit in the neck by England pacer Jofra Archer.
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Jofra Archer Shares Humorous Meme on Twitter After Tiring Test Debut in Ashes 2019 England vs Australia 2nd Test (See Post)
Jofra Archer made his Test debut with the Ashes 2019 2nd Test between England and Australia at Lord’s. The England pacer had a brilliant debut and bowled 44 overs. It looks like the right-hand pacer tired after a lot of hard work as he shared a witty meme on his Twitter account.
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Sourav Ganguly Believes Ashes Has Kept Test Cricket Alive
Former Indian skipper seems to be mighty impressed with the standard of cricket being played in the ongoing Ashes Test series between England and Australia which has so far seen nervy battle between the arch-rivals. After an emphatic 251-run win for Australia in the Ashes opener in Edgbaston, England .
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Ashes 2019, 2nd Test Match Report: Australia Manage a Draw Against England Despite Jofra Archer and Jack Leach's Heroics, Maintain 1-0 Lead in The Series
The exceptionally talented Jofra Archer and left-arm spinner Jack Leach gave Australia a real scare before Travis Head and Pat Cummins held on to a draw in the high-octane clash, after Steve Smith was ruled out with concussion on Day 5 of the rain-affected second Ashes Test.
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Ashes 2019 Series: Ben Stokes’ Century Helps England Set 267-Run Target Against Australia in 2nd Test at Lord’s
For Australia, who lost key batsman Steve Smith who was ruled out of the remainder of the Test after being diagnosed with concussion caused by a blow to his neck from England seamer Jofra Archer on Day 4, Pat Cummins was the pick of the bowlers with figures of 3/35.
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Ashes 2019 Series: Jofra Archer Faces Ire on Social Media for Smiling After Hitting Steve Smith With Ferocious Bouncer in 2nd Test
Smith coped two major blows to his body from Archer, the second of which was flush on the side of his neck under his left ear. Smith immediately collapsed as non-striker Pat Cummins and an assortment of England players rushed to his aid. Australian medics tended to the former captain and Smith eventually walked off the pitch.
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Steve Smith Booed by English Crowd After Being Hit by Jofra Archer’s Bouncer During Lord's Test; Australian Cricketers’ Association Condemns Boorish Behaviour!
England is playing Australia in the 2nd Test of Ashes 2019 at Lord's Cricket Ground which started on Aug 14, 2019. Australian batsman Steve Smith was hit on his neck by a bouncer bowled by England pacer Jofra Archer when he was batting on 80 runs. Crowds even 'Boooeed' on Steve Smith when he was hit by Archer's fast and furious delivery.
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Live Cricket Streaming of England vs Australia Ashes 2019 Series on SonyLIV: Check Live Cricket Score, Watch Free Telecast of ENG vs AUS 2nd Test Day 5 on TV & Online
We are in the last and final day of Ashes 2019 second game at the Lord's cricket ground. Before getting into the live streaming details of day 5, let’s have a look at day 4 of the match. So yesterday, Steve Smith dominated hosts and continued to prove a point despite the hostile crowd who kept on booing the Australian even after being hit by a bouncer.
