During the second Test match between England and Pakistan, Jofra Archer delivered a series of high-velocity deliveries that put England in a commanding position. Statistical data recorded the spell at an average speed of 90.7mph, marking it as the fastest recorded performance of Archer's Test career. Archer finished the innings with three wickets, significantly impacting Pakistan's batting lineup.

Despite the record-breaking figures, Archer dismissed the significance of the data during post-match comments. He suggested that the technology used to track the ball was malfunctioning, stating, “Nah, the speed gun isn’t working properly.” Archer noted that the physical sensation of his bowling did not align with the high speeds displayed on the stadium monitors. He further questioned the competence of the personnel operating the equipment, asking, “I don’t know who’s up in the box.” While the official metrics highlight a career-best performance, the player himself remains unconvinced by the technical readout provided by the venue.