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Reece Topley won't bowl another delivery in this year's Cricket World Cup in India after suffering a broken finger - with England now trying to find a replacement

Jofra Archer is only a travelling reserve for this year's World Cup, with his recent injury problems meaning he may only be fit to play a part towards the end of the tournament, with Surrey prospect Gus Atkinson picked to provide some express pace alongside Mark Wood

Fast bowler Jofra Archer is not expected to play for England in this year's Cricket World Cup in India after being left out of captain Jos Buttler's 15-man squad

Archer sent down a succession of thunderbolts into the baseball mitt of Flintoff, who was clearly enjoying the high speeds, similar to the sort of deliveries he used to send down in his pomp

England favourites Ben Stokes and Joe Root are included in Jos Buttler's World Cup squad - but there's no room for Ashes star Harry Brook or 2019 hero Jofra Archer

Jofra Archer played a key role as England won the 50-over World Cup back in 2019 and Sussex coach Paul Farbrace has offered a positive injury update on the fast bowler ahead of this year's tournament

Steve Smith has been keen to remind people that Jofra Archer never dismissed him when they last met in the Ashes after the England bowler was ruled out of this summer's series

Hopes of a repeat of 2019 when Archer was a central figure in both the World Cup and the Ashes now appear a distant pipe dream

Fellow fast bowler Saqib Mahmood reckons high demands on Jofra Archer's talents will need to be managed carefully if he is to have another huge year like he did in 2019

Jofra Archer has been dealing with a troublesome right elbow injury since 2021 and recently flew to Belgium to undergo another minor operation ahead of the Ashes

England have suffered an injury scare ahead of the Ashes, with fast bowler Jofra Archer experiencing discomfort in his right elbow during the IPL having twice had surgery on it in recent years

Jofra Archer has not played Test cricket since February 2021 due to injury, but the England quick looks set to make his return this summer in the Ashes

England quick Jofra Archer spent almost two years out of action with injury problems, but the 27-year-old is now back ahead of a home Ashes series and a 50-over World Cup

Paceman Jofra Archer took his best figures for England in their third ODI win in South Africa on Wednesday, finishing with 6-40 to the delight of skipper Jos Buttler

Nasser Hussain and Michael Atherton heaped praise on Jofra Archer after his career-best bowling figures inspired England to a consolation ODI victory over South Africa

Jos Buttler and Dawid Malan shared a monster partnership in England's win over South Africa, before Jofra Archer proved he is back to his best after 22 months of injury problems with figures of 6-40

Jofra Archer picked up a maiden ODI five-wicket haul as England beat South Africa after a pair of magnificent hundreds from Jos Buttler and Dawid Malan

Sisanda Magala and Anrich Nortje led an excellent fightback with the ball for South Africa, who beat England by 27 runs despite a brilliant hundred from Jason Roy

Jofra Archer played under Jos Buttler once before ahead of the 2019 World Cup, but they will be working closely on their title defence this year - starting on Friday against South Africa

England legend Steve Harmison has heaped praise on a returning star - labelling him "one of the most exciting talents I've seen in cricket for a long long time"

England star Jofra Archer is hoping to feature in this summer's Ashes series against Australia, having been out of action for almost two years with injury problems

The England fast bowler has watched his side enjoy success at every level since he last featured in March 2021 but the wait for his much-anticipated return is almost over

It's been a dog's life for Jofra Archer back in Barbados, but he is confident he can get back to his very best in what is a huge year for English cricket

Jofra Archer last played for England in March 2021 and white-ball coach Matthew Mott says the 27-year-old quick is "absolutely frothing to play" against South Africa

Jofra Archer returned to action in the SA20 and is set to feature for England for the first time in almost two years in the upcoming ODI series against South Africa