Jofra Archer has taken two wickets on his return to action to help give Sussex the advantage against Kent in their County Championship match at Hove.
Subscribe now for unlimited access.
$0/
(min cost $0)
or signup to continue reading
The 26-year-old removed Daniel Bell-Drummond and Zak Crawley in his four-over new-ball burst on Thursday and the bowled two further spells of four and five overs to finish with 2-29 from 13 overs.
Ollie Robinson, who could join Archer in the England team for next month's Test series against New Zealand, and George Garton each took three wickets as Kent were bowled out for 145.
Archer was bowling with a red ball for the first time since the third Test against India nearly three months ago after recovering from finger surgery and having rested a troublesome elbow which forced him to miss the Indian Premier League.
He broke through with his 13th delivery, which Bell-Drummond edged to second slip, and his ability to get disconcerting lift off a good length also accounted for England teammate Crawley, who gloved to wicketkeeper Ben Brown.
Australian Associated Press
