Rajasthan Royals Bowler Jofra Archer’s Health Deteriorated | Rajasthan Royals bowler Joffra Archer deteriorated: Checkup done in EHCC Hospital; Not involved in practice with team – Jaipur News

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According to hospital sources, he felt pain in the hands and feet and weakness in the body, after which his routine blood test was done. The test report confirmed the viral infection.

Sources said- Senior General Physician has given him medicines. The need to stay in the hospital was not given. Doctors have advised them to rest in the hotel itself.

Team is practicing in Jaipur The Rajasthan Royals team is currently in Jaipur for the preparations for the IPL. The players are staying at Hotel Marriott. Practice daily at SMS Stadium. Coach Rahul Dravid’s under team is being trained. He could not join the practice due to deteriorating health of Archer.

Rajasthan Royals bought Archer for Rs 20 crore. His base price was 2 crores.

England team joined before World Cup-2019 Born on 1 April 1995 in Barbados, fast bowler Jofra Archer is an important player of England cricket. Archer is a right -handed fast bowler and also bats with right hand. Archer, who started his career from West Indies, represented the Caribbean Under-19 team in 2014, but his career was affected due to injuries. In 2015, he moved to England due to his father’s British citizenship and made his debut for Sussex in 2016.

Archer’s most memorable performance was in the 2019 World Cup. Archer, who joined the England team just before the tournament, played an important role in the team’s title win. In the final, he threw the decisive super over. The injuries affected his career, but returned to 2023 and performed his best ODI of 6-40 against South Africa.

Bought for 12.50 crores in Rajasthan Royals England fast bowler Joffra Archer has played 40 matches in the IPL so far, in which he has taken 48 wickets. During this time he has also scored 199 runs. He made his IPL debut in 2018 from Rajasthan Royals. In 2020, he also became the most valuable player of IPL. After playing for Mumbai Indians in 2023, the IPL was once again connected to the Royals in the 2025 auction. This time in the mega auction, Rajasthan Royals bought a bid of 12.50 crores.