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Is Archer finished? 13:40 - Aug 5 with 1093 viewsD_Alien

Amid the turmoil closer to home, some bad news from the cricketing front (to go with shabby performances, by the Test team at least)

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/jofra-archer-ruled-out-of-all-cricket-for-the

In posing the question about him being finished, i'm thinking in terms of the devastating pace that he began his career with. i honestly don't think we'll see it again after this latest setback

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Is Archer finished? on 13:45 - Aug 5 with 1053 viewsisitme

I suspect he might end up becoming a specialist T20 player. Play in the IPL, Big Bash and The Hundred and he could probably clear over a million a year.
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Is Archer finished? on 13:59 - Aug 5 with 989 viewsTVOS1907

Kohli's finished for the first innings of this Test!

Undoubted knowledge? Or just the application of common sense and using my brain?

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Is Archer finished? on 14:17 - Aug 5 with 950 views49thseason

Unfortunately , pace bowling places massive stresses on the human frame, knees and lower back and shoulders are subjected to huge forces, some people simply do not stand up to these stresses over prolonged periods, Back in the day, the Statham, Trueman and latterly Anderson bowled 100s of overs in county cricket in addition to their stints for England, Today's bowlers manage far fewer overs in shorter stints over far fewer games which you would think would protect their bodies but the lack of frequent and lengthy bowling spells may actually be the source of many of their problems
Trueman balls bowled
Balls bowled Tests15,178 !st Class 99,701 Limited Overs 986 Total 115,865
Anderson
Balls bowled Tests 34,791 ODI 9,584 !st Class 52,121 Limited overs12,730
total 109226
Archer
Balls bowled Test2,609 OD! 911 T20—/— Limited Overs 8,748 Total 12,268
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Is Archer finished? on 14:33 - Aug 5 with 886 viewswatford_dale

I think this was caused by giving him way too many overs in the Ashes in 2019, just after a world cup. He then suffered the stress fracture in south africa 2 winters ago and has not recovered.

Hopefully he can recover but if he limits himself to become a T20 specialist then he has picked the most lucrative format.

He may want to persuade a couple of the current england cricket team to join him on the T20 circuit and give up the red ball cricket - step forward messrs. Burns, Lawrence and Buttler please.
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Is Archer finished? on 14:55 - Aug 5 with 827 viewsisitme

Is Archer finished? on 14:17 - Aug 5 by 49thseason

Unfortunately , pace bowling places massive stresses on the human frame, knees and lower back and shoulders are subjected to huge forces, some people simply do not stand up to these stresses over prolonged periods, Back in the day, the Statham, Trueman and latterly Anderson bowled 100s of overs in county cricket in addition to their stints for England, Today's bowlers manage far fewer overs in shorter stints over far fewer games which you would think would protect their bodies but the lack of frequent and lengthy bowling spells may actually be the source of many of their problems
Trueman balls bowled
Balls bowled Tests15,178 !st Class 99,701 Limited Overs 986 Total 115,865
Anderson
Balls bowled Tests 34,791 ODI 9,584 !st Class 52,121 Limited overs12,730
total 109226
Archer
Balls bowled Test2,609 OD! 911 T20—/— Limited Overs 8,748 Total 12,268


As you quite rightly say their bodies do not become conditioned to the strain of bowling and I suppose it is a fine balance with the good old 'workload management'. A lot of the fastest bowlers in the country have suffered from serious injury such as Archer, Wood, Stone and youngsters such as Brookes. Former country seamer Steffan Jones has written at length about the development work that younger fast bowlers should be doing in order to prepare their bodies for the riggers of fast bowling.
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