Jos buttler

• Test debut(cap 27 July 2014v Last Test 5 January 2022v ODI debut(cap 21 February 2012v Last ODI 6 March 2023v ODI shirt no. 63 T20I debut(cap 31 August 2011v Last T20I 14 March 2023v T20I shirt no. 63 Domestic team information Years Team 2009–2013 2013/14 2014–present 2016–2017 2017 2017/18–2018/19 2018–present 2021–present 2023–present Career statistics Competition Matches 57 162 101 122 Runs scored 2,907 4,536 2,576 5,888 31.94 41.61 34.81 32.17 100s/50s 2/18 11/23 1/19 7/33 Top score 152 162 101 152 Catches/ 153/1 196/34 47/10 274/3 Source: 11 March 2023 Joseph Charles Buttler Buttler made his T20I debut in 2011, his ODI debut in 2012, and his Test debut in 2014. He was the vice-captain and a crucial member of the Buttler plays as a right-handed Early life [ ] Born in Domestic career [ ] Youth [ ] Buttler played extensively for Somerset's youth teams, appearing at Under-13, Under-15 and Under-17 level. When He made his maiden first-class century in his fourth County Championship match, scoring 144 runs in an innings characterised by "dogged determination and [a] decent range of shots". Buttler was named His good form with the bat continued into 2011 The 2012 season proved similarly productive for Buttler, and featured a "brilliant" half-century scored from 36 balls against Move to Lancashire [ ] At the end of September 2013, Lancashire announced they had signed Buttler. He extended his stay with Lancashire, announcing a new three-year contract on 27 May 2016. England ...

Batting Stats View All Game Type Mat Inn R BF NO Avg S/R 100s 50s H 4s 6s Ct St ODIs 165 138 4647 3939 26 41.49 117.97 11 24 162 374 158 204 34 TESTs 57 100 2907 5365 9 31.94 54.18 2 18 152 340 33 153 1 T20Is 106 98 2713 1883 20 34.78 144.07 1 20 101 241 113 56 10 T20s 368 345 9834 6810 55 33.91 144.40 6 69 124 880 415 210 35 LISTAs 236 198 6813 5730 46 44.82 118.90 13 40 162 597 221 256 39 FIRSTCLASS 122 199 5888 10293 16 32.17 57.20 7 33 152 732 72 274 3 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Butler is a right-handed batsman, a specialist wicket-keeper. He complwicketkeeperation at the King’s College in Taunton, the place where he showcased his talent in cricket. The Clean hitter has represented England in all formats of the game at the international stage. Thanks to his talents to recognize and manipulate the field placements of opposing teams and react quickly to changes, On the domestic level, Butler plays first class cricket for Jos Butler - Along the Years Year Age Achievement 2009 18 First Class Debut for Somerset 2014 23 First Class Move to Lancashire 2011 20 T20I Debut against India 2012 21 ODI Debut against Pakistan 2014 23 Test Debut against India 2016 25 IPL Debut for Mumbai Indians 2018 27 IPL Debut for Rajasthan Royals 2019 28 Part of the victorious World Cup squad 2021 31 Named in the ICC T20 Wolrd Cup squad 2022 32 Appointed Captain of the limited-overs side 2022 32 Named in the ICC T20 Wolrd Cup squad 2022 32 Won 2022 ICC T20 World Cup as England captain Jos Butle...

Shaheen Afridi produced a pinpoint yorker to remove Jos Buttler’s off stump in The Pakistan superstar quick endured a quiet start to life with Notts before taking a three-for in victory over table toppers Birmingham in the Outlaws’ most recent fixture. On that occasion, Shaheen struck early to remove Birmingham’s captain Moeen Ali and this time the left-arm quick snared Moeen’s England teammate, Jos Buttler. Lancashire captain Liam Livingstone had opted to bat first on a sunny day at Trent Bridge but the Lancashire innings never really got going as they were bowled out for 145 with nine deliveries left spare in the innings. Buttler and Phil Salt started quickly for the visitors but Lancashire’s momentum was stalled when off-spinner Matt Carter had Salt caught at cover on 12. Afridi then picked up a new ball wicket of his own, beating the England white-ball captain with a perfect yorker that honed in on his off-stump. Buttler had to depart for 23 as You can watch the Shaheen Afridi yorker to dismiss Jos Buttler below:

"It's been so nice to go and train at Chester after being in the IPL with all the razzmatazz and pressure, to almost go back to where you started your career," he said. "Club cricket has been such a big part of my development, it makes you feel quite comfortable and for it to just be about the cricket. After Thursday's Roses game, in which Buttler scored 1 opening the batting, Yorkshire captain Shan Masood said Lancashire's team for the Blast "could be an international side". Buttler is joined in the squad by Colin de Grandhomme, Liam Livingstone, Saqib Mahmood, Daryl Mitchell, Matthew Parkinson, Phil Salt and Luke Wood. "It's been a great journey and a development of my game over time. There's still some very similar bits in there, but hopefully there's plenty more to come. I came here with ambitions to really push on and kick-start an international career. It's been a fantastic journey, and the club have been so supportive. Given the strength of Lancashire's team across the two decades of Blast cricket, it is a huge surprise that the county have only won the title once - in 2015, when Buttler was in the team. The likes of Andrew Flintoff have played, Muttiah Muralitharan, the late Andrew Symonds, Stuart Law - the list goes on. Buttler is one of those who can't really believe that statistic: "No, not really - for the strength of the squads and teams we've had and the stature of the club," he added. "Teams such as Lancashire should be competing and winning. Overall, we've ...

Rob Key, England’s managing director of men’s cricket, was involved in discussions alongside head coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes and explained: “We reached out to Mo early this week about returning to Test cricket. Having had a couple of days to reflect, Mo is excited to join the squad and play Test cricket again.

Read more England’s last three games, all won, have seen more regular, and more surprising, bowling changes. Moeen says that a key difference between Buttler and his predecessor is that “under Morgs [Eoin Morgan] you had more of a set plan about who was going to bowl”. Chris Woakes says that as a bowler under Buttler “you never know what’s going to happen”. After a look at the Adelaide Oval pitch before that semi-final Buttler upended England’s plan to bat first if they won the toss. “I think the majority of us were thinking: ‘It’s a great wicket, let’s go out and put a statement out there,’” said England’s coach, Matthew Mott. “And he was really clear. He consulted and then he said: ‘No, I think this is our best chance of winning.’ And it proved a masterstroke.” Jos Buttler celebrates beating India to reach the final. Photograph: Mark Kolbe/Getty Images Except when he has a bat in his hands, Buttler does not seem an obvious leader. He speaks quietly and lacks the fiery charisma that is evident in Morgan, his close friend and predecessor as white-ball captain. His first weeks in the role, which coincided with a downturn in results and performances, were not exactly encouraging. “The team lost a bit of its mojo and a little bit of its swagger – and that happens when you have changes of leadership at times,” Mott admitted. But over the course of this tournament, in games and in conversations with those in and around the team, a picture of Buttler’s leadership has started to ...