England Exercise Caution To Manage Jofra Archer's Workload For Upcoming ODI Series Vs Australia

Pacer Jofra Archer is an integral part of the English bowling attack, and the team management is keen on managing his workload carefully to avoid any injury concerns.

England is set to host Australia in a three-match One-Day International (ODI) series, beginning on June 17. Pacer Jofra Archer is a key member of the English bowling attack, and the team management is keen on managing his workload carefully to avoid any injury concerns.

Archer has been injury-prone in the past, and England is keen on avoiding any setbacks.

The 27-year-old has a history of elbow and back injuries, and the team management is not willing to take any risks with his fitness. Archer has been in good form in recent months, taking 19 wickets in six Tests against New Zealand and India.

England will likely rotate their bowlers during the ODI series to reduce the workload on Archer.

The team has several other experienced bowlers in their squad, including Chris Woakes, David Willey, and Mark Wood. Archer is expected to play in the first ODI, but he may be rested for the second or third match of the series.