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BackJofra Archer unfazed by England criticism over IPL, says assistant coach
Jofra Archer unfazed by England criticism over IPL, says assistant coach
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TOI Sports5/24/2026Sports1 min readIndia

Jofra Archer unfazed by England criticism over IPL, says assistant coach

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  • Jofra Archer is reportedly unbothered by criticism in England for prioritizing IPL commitments over the first Test against New Zealand, according to Rajasthan Royals assistant coach Trevor Penny.
  • Meanwhile, Jacob Bethell has returned home from the IPL due to a finger injury.

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Why It Matters

Jofra Archer is facing criticism from former England captains for prioritizing his Indian Premier League (IPL) commitments with Rajasthan Royals over playing for England in the first Test against New Zealand. Meanwhile, Jacob Bethell has left the IPL due to a finger injury.

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Jofra Archer is “not bothered” by criticism back home over missing England’s first Test against New Zealand due to his IPL commitments, according to Rajasthan Royals assistant coach Trevor Penny.

Former England captains Michael Atherton and Michael Vaughan had questioned Archer prioritising the IPL over national duty, with Atherton describing the situation as “incredibly frustrating” in his column for The Times.

Speaking ahead of RR’s must-win IPL clash against Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede Stadium on Sunday, Penny said Archer had hardly discussed the issue inside the dressing room.

“It’s a big tournament. Everybody knows IPL is the thing to come to as well. If he misses one game for England, then so be it for him,” Penny said.

“I don’t think it bothers him. Maybe he’d be a bit annoyed, but he’s just getting on as normal. Guys haven’t even spoken about it.”

England recently left Archer out of their squad for the opening Test against New Zealand as the ECB continues to manage his return to red-ball cricket after a lengthy injury layoff.

Injured Bethell returns home

Jacob Bethell has ended his IPL campaign with Royal Challengers Bengaluru after suffering a finger injury.

The 22-year-old missed RCB’s defeat to Sunrisers Hyderabad on Friday, with captain Rajat Patidar confirming the youngster had injured his finger.

Open Questions

  • What is the extent of Jacob Bethell's finger injury?
  • Will Jofra Archer's IPL commitments affect future England selections?
  • What is the ECB's official stance on player prioritization between IPL and national duty?

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