Ben Stokes backed Jofra Archer after he shut down a troll who was miffed by England's invitation to the bowler to lead the team out on the fieldJofra Archer has played a significant role in the rise of the England cricket team in the last few months. However, the Barbados-based pacer has often been at the receiving end of trolls and racial abuse on social media.The Rajasthan Royals star always hits back at his trolls, and the 25-year-old did the same thing on Twitter recently.Jofra Archer received an opportunity to lead the England team out of the dressing room on the opening day of the first ICC World Test Championship match against Pakistan.Most of his fans reacted positively to this #BlackLivesMatter gesture from the English players but a Twitter user questioned the team's decision. 'People like you won't ruin it': Jofra Archer shuts down a troll on TwitterI’ll let you know right now Oliver, today was a special day and people like you won’t ruin it 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/o5Wv7zudd2— Jofra Archer (@JofraArcher) August 5, 2020Jofra Archer divided his reply into two tweets. In the first half, he sarcastically wrote that the Twitter user must have many friends because he was so thoughtful.Next, Jofra Archer shared the screenshot of the tweet and continued:"I'll let you know right now Oliver, today was a special day and people like you won't ruin it."Ben Stokes also backed his teammate and called out the keyboard warrior for privatising his Twitter profile. This 🤬🤬... 👏 👏 @JofraArcher for exposing him,quickly made everything private..keyboard warriors 🤦‍♂️ https://t.co/Wuj6GtyyPO pic.twitter.com/xC5mlqBglA— Ben Stokes (@benstokes38) August 5, 2020Ben Stokes dismissed for a duck as England lands in deep troubleEngland's Ben Stokes returns to the pavilion after losing his wicketPakistan has dominated England in the first ICC World Test Championship match so far. The visitors posted 326 runs on the board, riding on Shan Masood's career-best 156.The Joe Root-led outfit lost three wickets for just 12 runs as Rory Burns, Dom Sibley and Ben Stokes departed to the pavilion in 5.3 overs. Stokes, who had been in a sublime touch throughout the year, got out for a seven-ball duck.