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England head coach Brendon McCullum is "hopeful" Jofra Archer will be available for the second Test against New Zealand as he reflected on Emilio Gay's "super-impressive" display in the first Test after feeling the Durham batter was "spinning" ahead of his debut.
Fast-bowler Archer missed the 115-run rout of the Black Caps' at Lord's, with England leaving him out of their squad after feeling he was not yet ready for a red-ball return following a stint in the IPL - a situation Sky Sports' Simon Doull branded "ludicrous".
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McCullum 'hopeful' of Archer return as he hails Gay's 'super-impressive' debut
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Originally reported by Sky Sports. Read the full story at the original source.
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