England pacer Jofra Archer faced a lot criticism for breaching team’s bio-secure protocols before the second Test against West Indies. Many prominent members of the cricket fraternity lashed out the pacer’s action and called his irresponsible. Joining the bandwagon, former Pakistan captain Salman Butt took to his YouTube page and slammed Archer for breaking rules. His, remarks, however, didn’t go down well with the social-media users as the southpaw was trolled mercilessly. Fans reminded the former opener of his infamous spot-fixing scandal due to which he faced a five-year ban from playing professional cricket. Jofra Archer Fined and Given Official Warning for Breaking Bio-Secure Protocol, Will Be Available for Third Test.

During Pakistan’s 2010 Tour of England, Butt, along with Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir, was found guilty of being involved in spot fixing. Hence, Butt faced the heat of the netizens for questioning Archer’s action. Some called him ‘hypocrite’ while others came up with hilarious memes over Butt’s remarks. Have a look. England Cricket Team Management Must Make Sure Jofra Archer Doesn’t Feel Alone, Says Ben Stokes.

Rules Are Rules!!

Memes In Action!!

Reminder!!

Joke!!

Hypocrisy!!

No Words!!

Another One!!

Speaking of Archer, the right-arm pacer was fined and dropped from 2nd England vs West Indies Test. He, however, issued an apology to the team management and was recalled for the third and deciding encounter against his own countrymen. However, it will be intresting to see if he’ll feature in the playing XI or not.

The third and final of the series will be played at the Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester and will get underway on Friday (July 24). Some changes are expected in England team as Archer, along with James Anderson, came come in while Dom Bess and Sam Curran might have to make way for them.

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