Jofra Archer and England take part in nets session at Headingley ahead of third Ashes Test - in pictures

England's Jofra Archer and Jos Buttler during nets session at Headingley, Leeds, ahead of the third Ashes Test against Australia starting Thursday. Reuters

England captain Joe Root talks to his players. AFP

England players take part in a practice session at Headingley. AFP

England's Ben Stokes, left, and Jofra Archer share a joke during a nets session. AFP

England's Ben Stokes does some stretches. AFP

England's Ben Stokes does some stretches. AFP

England's Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler during a warm-up. AFP

England captain Joe Root takes part in a practice session at Headingley in Leeds. AFP

England's Stuart Broad takes part in a practice session at Headingley. AFP

England's Jofra Archer prepares to bowl. AFP

England spinner Jack Leach takes part in bowling practice. AFP

England's Joe Denly bats in the nets. AFP

England's Chris Woakes, Jason Roy and Joe Root practice their batting in the nets at Headingley. AFP

England's Chris Woakes takes part in a mini football match at Headingley. AFP

England's Jos Buttler kicks the ball. AFP

England head coach Trevor Bayliss gives bowler Jofra Archer batting tips. Reuters

England's Jofra Archer balances a ball on his head. Reuters

England's chief national cricket selector Ed Smith, second right, and head coach Trevor Bayliss watch on. AFP

England's Jofra Archer prepares to bat in the nets. AFP

England's Jofra Archer balances a ball on his head. Reuters

England head coach Trevor Bayliss and national selector Ed Smith look on. Reuters

Jofra Archer and the rest of the England squad took part in a nets session at Headingley ahead of the third Ashes Test against Australia starting Thursday.

The 24-year-old announced his arrival on the Test scene in some style during the drawn second Test at Lord's, taking five wickets and causing star Australia batsman Steve Smith to leave the field to be assessed for concussion after being hit on the neck by an Archer bouncer.

Australia are 1-0 up in the five-match series.