Jos Buttler

English cricketer and limited-overs captain

Jos Buttler - English cricketer and limited-overs captain
Born

September 8th, 1990
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United Kingdom

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This cricketer was a key player for England's national team, particularly in limited-overs formats. Making his debut in 2012, he became acclaimed for his aggressive batting style and exceptional wicketkeeping skills. In 2019, he played a crucial role in England's victory in the ICC Cricket World Cup, where the team secured its first title in the tournament's history. His performances in various international series strengthened his position as a leading player in the cricketing world.

Played an instrumental role in England's 2019 Cricket World Cup victory

Served as a prominent wicketkeeper-batsman for England

Held the record for the fastest ODI century by an English player

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