The
26-year-old
has
not
played
for
England
since
their
visit
to
India
in
March
due
to
the
long-standing
issue.
Archer
had
surgery
in
May
and
was
subsequently
ruled
out
of
the
T20
World
Cup
and
ongoing
Ashes
series,
but
the
Barbados-born
bowler
revealed
earlier
this
month
that
he
was
close
to
a
return.
However,
the
England
and
Wales
Cricket
Board
(ECB)
announced
on
Tuesday
that
Archer
went
under
the
knife
again
10
days
ago,
and
is
facing
even
more
time
out
of
action.
The
ECB
did
not
confirm
a
timeframe
for
Archer’s
absence,
but
he
is
not
expected
to
return
until
the
2022
domestic
season.
“The
procedure
addressed
the
long-standing
stress
fracture
of
his
right
elbow,”
the
statement
read.
“A
return
to
cricket
will
be
determined
in
time,
but
Jofra
will
not
be
available
for
any
of
England’s
remaining
winter
series.”
After
the
Ashes
concludes
in
a
month’s
time,
England
have
five
T20Is
to
come
against
West
Indies
from
January
22
and
three
Tests
against
the
same
opponents
in
March.
England
then
face
world
champions
New
Zealand
in
a
three-Test
series
on
home
soil,
beginning
on
June
2.
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