South Africa vs England: Jofra Archer expected to be fit for third Test after scans show no serious damage on elbow

London: England pacer Jofra Archer is expected to play the third Test against South Africa at Port Elizabeth, after scans on his right elbow showed no serious damage. The 24-year-old pacer was ruled out of the ongoing second Test at Cape Town between England and South Africa after suffering from a sore elbow during training ahead of the match, ESPNCricinfo reported. [caption id=“attachment_7853511” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] File image of Jofra Archer. AP[/caption] The tests have shown minor bruising and it is being expected that the quickie will get fit before the third Test. England have also got a boost as pacer Mark Wood is likely to be available for the third Test. The pacer has not played a Test since the final match against West Indies in February last year. Wood had sustained a side strain in the World Cup final against New Zealand. England’s opening batsman Rory Burns has been ruled out of the entire series after sustaining an injury during a football-session before the second Test. The visitors had lost the first Test against South Africa by 107 runs at Centurion.