Jofra Archer played his first game in over two months as he featured for Sussex in their Vitality Blast game with Kent on Sunday night.
Archer underwent surgery on his right elbow in May and the England fast bowler had said he was prepared "to sit out the summer" to be fully fit for the T20 World Cup and Ashes later this year.
But he made his return for Sussex at Canterbury, recording figures of 0-20 from three overs against Kent.
Archer is part of the Southern Brave squad for The Hundred, which begins on July 21.
England are then in Test action against India in August and September, with the first of five matches at Trent Bridge on August 4.
Archer missed two Tests and three ODIs in India during the winter because of his long-standing elbow issue.
With Archer in the side, Sussex beat Kent by four wickets to qualify for the Blast quarter-finals.
Squad update for this evening 🚨
— Sussex Cricket (@SussexCCC) July 18, 2021
A certain Jofra Archer has been added to the travelling group from the one that made the trip to Hampshire on Friday night. #SharkAttack pic.twitter.com/ngWfWOyzqn
