Jos Buttler
Buttler stars as England race into 2-0 lead against West Indies
"It is great to spend time in the middle," Buttler said. "I was a bit scratchy for the first few balls but I managed to come through that period and really enjoyed it. It was great to be back out there.
Salt and Pepper could bat together for England after Buttler ruled out
England white-ball captain Jos Buttler has been ruled out of the one-day international leg of the upcoming tour of the West Indies after suffering a fresh injury setback, officials said Monday.
Buttler positive on England's chances despite South Africa loss
West Indies, tied with England on two points, rose to second place in Group Two thanks to a superior net run rate of 1.814. Third-placed England have a net run rate of 0.412, close to leaders South Africa (0.625) who have four points.
Berrington admits 'frustration' as rain ruins finely poised contest
"I think we certainly gave ourselves a chance there," Berrington said, on the prospect of an upset.
Buttler eager to learn from India lessons in T20 World Cup defence
England captain Jos Buttler believes his squad will be better equipped to retain their T20 World Cup title after a miserable defence of their 50-over crown in India last year.
Buttler set to miss 3rd T20 against Pakistan
The 33-year-old England captain struck a match-winning 84 as the hosts took a 1-0 lead in the rain-affected four-game series with a 23-run win in Birmingham on Saturday.
Archer stars on international return as England beat Pakistan in 2nd T20
England captain Jos Buttler won man-of-the-match after he smashed 84 off 51 balls to set the hosts a target of 184.
Buttler keen for England to show their mettle at T20 World Cup
Buttler's men went to the one-day international World Cup in India in October as double world champions but lost six of their nine matches to exit with a whimper.
Buttler buoyed by return of 'superstar' Archer
Injuries have blighted Archer's international career and he has not played top-level cricket for the past year.
England bowl first against Australia in Ahmedabad
England captain Jos Buttler won the toss and chose to bowl first against Australia at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad today.
Cummins feels faltering England still ‘dangerous'
Australia skipper Pat Cummins on Friday said he was "a little bit surprised" at England's disappointing show at the World Cup but still rates them as "dangerous" opponents.
England eye Champions Trophy carrot
The 2019 champions stay rooted to the bottom of the 10-team table after succumbing to their fifth defeat in six matches against hosts India on Sunday.
Long way short of our best: Buttler
Defending world champions England's hope of clearing the group stage of the ongoing World Cup was all but dashed when Sri Lanka claimed a dominating eight-wicket victory at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru yesterday.
Buttler shocked by England's World Cup slide after latest loss
England skipper Jos Buttler described his team's thumping World Cup loss to Sri Lanka on Thursday as a "huge low point" with the team's title defence in tatters and their hopes of reaching the semi-finals all but over.
England send Afghanistan to bat
England won the toss and decided to bowl first in the World Cup match against Afghanistan at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Sunday where star batsman Ben Stokes was again absent.
‘We stuck to our guns’
England captain Jos Buttler praised his side’s attacking style of play as the defending World Cup champions stormed back into the tournament by handing Bangladesh a 137-run defeat in their second match in Dharamshala on Tuesday.
England hope for a better showing
The poor outfield of the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamshala was the focal point of both Bangladesh and England's pre-match press conferences on Monday ahead of their crucial World Cup clash today.
Buttler unhappy with outfield in Dharamshala
"It's poor in my own opinion," Buttler told reporters on Monday ahead of the match against Bangladesh.
'We are not robots', says Buttler after England's tough loss
A nine-wicket thumping is tough to digest but England captain Jos Buttler does not want to see his team mates wallow in self-pity after a horrible start to their World Cup title defence against New Zealand on Thursday.