Archer was pretending as if there was a live action going on.
Sky Sports broadcasted the final day of last year’s historic Ashes Test match at Headingley. The cliffhanger saw England emerging as the winner despite needing 73 runs and only one wicket to work with. It was Ben Stokes who took them over the line with an unbeaten 135-run knock.
Fans were eager to relive those memories and so were the English cricketers. Jofra Archer, who was part of the match, live-tweeted the match and pretended like the action was live.
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From appreciating his mates for a good session to tweeting his arrival on the pitch after Chris Woakes' wicket, he covered it all. Funnily, Jofra also asked Stokes about the plan to go forward with while watching the game. He couldn't control his laughter when Stokes tagged Jos Buttler and apologized to him for running out.
The series of tweets completed with a retweet by Jofra in which an Australia fan was in tears after their defeat.
The Tweet Jofra retweeted in the end