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'Jofra didn't bother' - Archer accepts his fate after run-out mistake

'Jofra didn't bother' - Archer accepts his fate after run-out mistake
BBC Sport Wednesday 22 July 2026, 19:17 UTC 1 min read
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In their opening match of the 2026 men's Hundred, Southern Brave's Jofra Archer acknowledges he's going to be run out and accepts his fate by walking off, rather than attempting to make it back to the crease.

In their opening match of the 2026 men's Hundred, Southern Brave's Jofra Archer acknowledges he's going to be run out and accepts his fate by walking off, rather than attempting to make it back to the crease.
Jofra (ORG) Southern Brave's (ORG) Jofra Archer (PERSON)
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