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England will manage Archer's workload during Australia ODIs

England white-ball captain Jos Buttler admitted after the third ODI in Adelaide that they may have to manage the workload of Jofra Archer during the remaining two One-Day Internationals (ODIs) against Australia.

Archer made his long-awaited international return in the second ODI of the series, after suffering an elbow injury that caused him to miss the T20 World Cup and the entire Test series against Pakistan.

The 27-year-old bowled with impressive pace in his first two ODIs, but he did appear to lose some of his pace and accuracy in his third outing. Buttler said that the team would need to assess Archer's workload carefully over the remaining two games.

"He's just come back from a long injury and we're just going to have to manage his workload," Buttler said. "We'll have to see how he pulls up after this game and then make a decision about the next game, but we're delighted to have him back in the team and he's shown what a world-class bowler he can be."

Archer has long been key for England's white-ball success and his return will give the team a significant boost. However, it is important to manage his workload carefully to ensure that he remains fit and healthy throughout the summer.

England's new limited-overs coach Matthew Mott has talked about the need to use Archer wisely, even going so far as to suggest that he may miss the T20 series against Australia in order to ensure he is fit for the 50-over World Cup. With Archer still some way short of being at his best, England will need to carefully manage his return to action over the coming weeks and months.

England will be hoping that Archer can play a major role in their bid to win the World Cup. However, they will need to ensure that they manage his workload carefully.

Archer is a key player for England and they will need him to be fit and healthy for the World Cup. However, they will need to manage his workload carefully to ensure that he is able to play his best cricket throughout the tournament.