Biography
Jos Buttler is one of England's most explosive and innovative cricketers, known for his dynamic batting and sharp wicketkeeping skills. Born on September 8, 1990, in Taunton, Somerset, Buttler plays as a key figure in England’s white-ball teams and captains the T20 and ODI squads. A trailblazer in limited-overs formats, he was instrumental in England’s 2019 Cricket World Cup win and the 2022 T20 World Cup triumph. With a blend of power, precision, and calm under pressure, Buttler has established himself as a game-changer and a global icon in modern cricket.
Career Highlights
Test Debut for England
Made his Test debut against India at Southampton, scoring a fluent 85 in his first innings and showing he belonged at the highest level.
Fastest ODI Hundred for England (at the time)
Scored a stunning century in just 66 balls against Pakistan in the UAE – then the fastest ODI hundred for England.
Key Contributor in England’s World Cup Win
Played a vital role in England's maiden Cricket World Cup win, scoring 59 in the final and keeping his cool in the historic Super Over.
Appointed England White-Ball Captain
Became England’s full-time ODI and T20I captain after Eoin Morgan’s retirement, carrying forward the team’s aggressive brand of cricket.
T20 World Cup Winning Captain
Led England to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 title in Australia, defeating Pakistan in the final, becoming only the second team to hold both ODI and T20 world titles.
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Buttler the Finisher – Calm under chaos, lethal at the death.
Class meets power – Jos Buttler redefining modern-day batting.
Behind the stumps, beyond expectations – Jos Buttler’s safe hands.
T20 titan – Buttler launching one into the stands with ease.
Captain cool – Jos Buttler leading England with poise and punch.
From explosive boundaries to lightning gloves – Jos Buttler does it all.