Jofra Archer - England Cricket Star - A0, A1, A2 or A3 Ashes Tour Prints
England’s 2025-26 Ashes Squad – A Stunning Art Collection from Rogues' Gallery
Celebrate cricket’s greatest rivalry with this exclusive collection of modern artworks featuring England’s Test Cricket Squad for the 2025-26 Ashes Series in Australia. As England prepares to defend the urn Down Under, this specially curated series captures every member of the touring squad in dynamic action, immortalizing the players who will battle for cricket’s most coveted prize.
The 2025-26 Ashes tour sees England face Australia across five Test matches between November 2025 and January 2026, with venues including Brisbane’s Gabba, Adelaide Oval, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Sydney Cricket Ground, and Perth Stadium. This collection brings that epic contest to life through contemporary artistic interpretation, showcasing each player’s unique style and skill.
From explosive batting displays to devastating bowling spells, every artwork captures the intensity and passion of Ashes cricket. The collection features individual portraits of all squad members in full flow, each piece celebrating the talent and determination required to compete at the highest level. The series culminates in a spectacular montage combining all images into one breathtaking composite artwork.
Perfect for cricket enthusiasts, these pieces make exceptional Christmas or birthday gifts that will be treasured for years to come. Whether displayed in home offices, sports rooms, or living spaces, each artwork serves as a lasting tribute to England’s Ashes warriors and one of sport’s most historic battles.
Own a piece of cricketing history and support England’s quest for Ashes glory with this stunning modern art collection.
Jofra Archer burst onto the international scene with a blend of raw pace, control, and confidence that immediately changed the face of English cricket. Born in Bridgetown, Barbados, in 1995, Archer moved to England in his late teens, qualifying for international selection in 2019 — a year that would go on to define him and, in many ways, redefine modern English fast bowling.
Before his England debut, Archer had already made waves in T20 leagues around the world, particularly in the IPL, where his ability to bowl with hostility and precision at the death made him one of the most sought-after bowlers in the game. That global experience translated seamlessly to international cricket. His arrival added genuine pace and intimidation to England’s attack — qualities not seen consistently since the days of Flintoff and Harmison.
Archer’s defining moment came in the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup. Drafted into the squad at the eleventh hour, he became England’s go-to bowler throughout the tournament, taking 20 wickets and bowling the decisive Super Over in the final at Lord’s. His calm under pressure, in the most dramatic finish in World Cup history, helped deliver England’s first-ever men’s World Cup trophy — instantly etching his name into folklore.
Later that summer, Archer made his Test debut against Australia in the Ashes, where his duel with Steve Smith at Lord’s became the stuff of legend. His ferocious pace and ability to move the ball both ways unsettled even the best batsmen, and his spell that concussed Smith was a stark reminder of his potency. His first five-wicket haul at Headingley reinforced his reputation as a genuine match-winner.
Injuries have since limited his appearances, but Archer remains one of the most naturally gifted fast bowlers in world cricket — capable of bowling at 95 mph with accuracy, and delivering the sort of spells that swing series. His presence brings balance and menace to any attack, whether in Tests, ODIs, or T20s.
Off the field, Archer has become a quiet cult figure — admired for his understated personality, sharp wit on social media, and perspective on life beyond cricket. For England fans, his return from injury has been one of the most anticipated stories in recent memory.
Jofra Archer redefined England’s attack with genuine pace and composure under pressure. His 2019 heroics remain iconic, and even amid setbacks, he continues to symbolise England’s modern edge — fast, fearless, and capable of brilliance.
Limited Edition of 250. Just 20 each of larger sizes.
A3 shipped in cardboard backed envelope. Larger sizes in rigid tubes.
