England pacer Jofra Archer On Monday, he marked an important milestone at his return journey, stepping back on the first-class platform for Sussex in his county championship clash against Durham in Chester-Le-Street. This appearance may pave the way for the much -awaited return of Archer in England’s test side, with a second test against India starting on July 2.This has been a challenging road for 30-year-old Pesar, whose final test appearance came four years ago against India in Ahmedabad in 2021. Since then, the elbow injuries, two surgery, and a tension fracture at the bottom of his back in 2022 threatened to derail a promising career, once made him as a Spearhead of England. But on the return of his red ball, Archer wasted very little time reminiscent of his influence. In his first outing, he instigated Emilio Gay’s wicket with a trademark sharp delivery, which implicated the Durham Batter LBW. It marked its first wicket in red-ball cricket after 1,501 days absence.England Test captain Ben Stokes recently confirmed that Archer was in regular contact with the National Camp, eager to donate to whites again. If their fitness occurs in the next few weeks, England can open a rejuvenated Archer well, when India returns to the high-profile test series, is played in Edgbaston with the second Test.