Jofra Archer, born on April 1, 1995, in Bridgetown, Barbados, is one of the most exciting fast bowlers of his generation. Representing England with jersey number 22, Archer’s raw pace, accuracy, and calm demeanor have made him a global star since qualifying for England in 2019. Archer burst onto the scene during the 2019 Cricket World Cup, where he led England’s bowling attack with 20 wickets. His Super Over against New Zealand in the final remains one of the most iconic moments in cricket history. Just months later, he made an explosive Test debut in the Ashes, where his fiery duel with Steve Smith and a six-wicket haul at Headingley showcased his ability to dominate at the highest level. Injuries have plagued his career, including multiple stress fractures and elbow issues that kept him out of several major series. Despite these setbacks, England continues to view Archer as a long-term spearhead across formats due to his unique skill set—express pace, unerring yorkers, and short balls that trouble the best batters. Archer is also a valuable T20 asset, shining in the IPL with the Rajasthan Royals. With full fitness, he remains one of England’s most potent match-winners.