Archer will have a week to recuperate before the fourth Test, which begins at Old Trafford on July 23, after he completed 39.2 overs while keeping his speeds around 90 mph/145 kph.

India's heartbreaking loss to England in the Lord's Test last week has led to some harsh criticism of the team.

Mohammad Kaif claimed Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer planned to injure Jasprit Bumrah with bouncers during Lord’s Test

Jofra Archer has made his intentions clear. He aims to be fit and cleared to compete without any hassles for the upcoming Ashes tour, later this year.

Archer had not played a Test for more than four years due to a combination of elbow and back injuries, but finally made his return in whites after a carefully managed comeback. He took a wicket with his third ball and then produced key interventions in India's fourth-innings chase, on the way to match figures of 5 for 105.

Renowned broadcaster Jonathan Philip Agnew lost a three-and-a-half-year-old bet to England captain Ben Stokes as Jofra Archer made his Test return after three and a half years.

Jofra Archer made his Test return in style—and with a smile—by wearing Jonathan Agnew's blue hat on-air, cheekily completing a bet made years ago that he'd never play red-ball cricket again.

Sourav Ganguly's iconic shirt-swinging at the Lord's balcony after a famous win over England back in 2002 was Jofra Archer's inspiration to deliver the game-changing spell against India in the high-pressure third Test here,