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JOFRA’S
GOING TO
GET YOU
Let me at
them: Jofra
Archer will
lead the
England
attack
England flop again but
Burns backs Archer to
blow Aussies away
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PICTURE:
ANDY
HOOPER
RoRy Burns has promised
Australia a taste of their
own medicine after a short-
ball barrage helped dismiss
England for 258 in the sec-
ond Ashes Test at Lord’s.
By stumps on the second day of
this rain-affected game, Austral-
ia’s reply had reached 30 for the
loss of David Warner, bowled by
Stuart Broad for three.
But Burns, who made 53 before
falling to a well-directed bouncer
from Pat Cummins and a superb
catch at short leg by Cameron
Bancroft, suggested England’s
bowlers — led by Test debutant
Jofra Archer — would be more
than happy to fight fire with fire.
‘It’s an obvious tactic, so the
boys are preparing for it,’ said