Twitter reacts to Jofra Archer's phenomenal bowling performance against Bangladesh

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BySoumil Khare, SportsCafe Editor

06/08/2019

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England won the match against Bangladesh with sheer dominance. Jason Roy's 153 helped England post a total of 386 runs, which was enough to ensure victory, but Jofra Archer's phenomenal bowling performance made this win a dominant one. Twitter heaped praise on Archer for the same.

We are lucky to witness something like this!

The ball from Jofra Archer which bowled Soumya Sarkar hit the boundary ropes on the full. 😱

Heard plenty of times the legend of Jeff Thomson doing the same at the WACA. #ENGvBAN #CWC19 #WeAreEngland
— Deepu Narayanan (@deeputalks) June 8, 2019

Brilliant performance by Archer!

Lightning fast @JofraArcher! ⚡️#ENGvBAN #CWC19 https://t.co/A5xUkYv8PR pic.twitter.com/nfE0PKEbcN
— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) June 8, 2019

Whadda playaa!

Jofra Archer is freakishly good. Can not wait to see him bowl with a Dukes against the Aussies!
— Patrick Ashling (@PatrickAshling) June 8, 2019

Another 3fer for Jofra Archer. That boy is going places. I hope he can maintain the speed in which he bowls at. #CWC19
— Nasrul Gani (@NasrulGani2) June 8, 2019

Dominating win!

England back on track with a dominating win 🔥#ENGvBAN #ENGvsBAN #CWC2019 #CWC19 #CricketKaCrown #JasonRoy #ShakibAlHasan #JofraArcher pic.twitter.com/C8IGO7fVXp
— Rooter App (@RooterSports) June 8, 2019

G.O.A.T

Jofra Archer is already England’s greatest white ball bowler of all time
— Matthew Lee (@MatthewLee_95) June 8, 2019

Hahahahaha!

If ICC gives 2 chances to Bangladesh players with 100 overs they still can't reach 387🐇🌚#ENGvBAN
— Haniya Zahra (@haniimeow) June 8, 2019

Wonderful atmosphere in Cardiff!

lots of love and respect to England for having such an wonderful crowd at cardiff #ENGvBAN
— looib (@LaskerSakib) June 8, 2019

Sounds real!

England batting first is rarely beatable now. #ENGvBAN #CWC19
— Er Md Azharuddin (@azhar4_official) June 8, 2019

Unbelievable!

#ENGvBAN Have You Ever seen a ball go to six after hitting the stumps on first wicket 😂😂🤔🤔
— Ashok (@Ashokkolla99) June 8, 2019

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