England's Archer finds his World Cup medal at last

Cricketer had lost it while shifting to new house

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Updated At : 02:16 PM Apr 27, 2020 IST

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London, April 26

England’s Jofra Archer said on Sunday he had finally found his World Cup winner’s medal after “going mad” looking for the prized possession following a house move.

The 25-year-old Sussex fast bowler published a photograph of the medal on a bed with the caption: “Randomly searching the guest bedroom and boom.” — AFP

Also read: Jofra Archer reveals he’s lost his World Cup medal

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