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Endured 'excruciating' pain during World Cup: Jofra Archer
London, July 27: England pacer Jofra Archer, who played an instrumental role in the country's maiden World Cup win, has revealed that he was in "excruciating pain" and was unable to play without painkillers during the second half of the showpiece event.
Archer took 20 wickets during England's successful campaign, bowling the crucial Super Over in the final at the Lord's on July 14.
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Pakistan World Cup performance to be reviewed on August 2
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Tim Murtagh grabs 5 as Ireland bowl England out for 85
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Joe Root seeks Ponting's advice on poor conversion rate
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Shoaib Akhtar wants Sarfaraz Ahmed to be removed, calls for split captaincy
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Sri Lanka pacer Nuwan Kulasekara retires from International Cricket
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Sourav Ganguly feels Ajinkya Rahane could be answer to India's woes in ODIs
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Lasith Malinga to retire from ODIs after 1st game against B'desh
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Sunil Narine,Keiron Pollard recalled for 1st two T20Is against India
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