- Jos Buttler says that players appreciate the challenge of the Cricket Odi on T20
- He also explains how the history of the game is a motivating factor for the stars.
- England faces India in a mass hate series, which begins on Thursday in Mumbai
Jos Buttler believes that winning the 50th World Cup on the Twenty20 champions.
Although the T20 now dominates the global scene, threatening to eliminate one day from the panorama of the future, Buttler, who has been on the sides of England that both world titles have claimed during a 13 -year -old international race, says the players appreciate the Rigid challenge, longer. Limited Cricket version.
Buttler, playing his first international day of one day on Thursday since December 2023, said: 'I still think that if you talk to boys about winning a World Cup, they would probably say a world cup of 50 before a World Cup T20 at the time.
Probably just the story of it. It is a longer and more difficult challenge to win it. The last World Cup, India fell in the final obstacle, but won 10 games, so it is a great effort to spend so much time. The T20 World Cup is a little shorter and maybe there is a little more danger.
“In T20, a guy can have an exit day and win a game, but in Odi you normally need some more boys to contribute to a victory.”
England welcome to his most prolific Joe Root of Centurion Joe for a series of three games that are using as preparation for the Champions Trophy, a tournament with the best teams of eight classified, in Pakistan at the end of this month.
Jos Buttler says that players appreciate the prolonged challenge of Cricket Odi on the T20 format
England is preparing to face India, and the series began in Mumbai on Thursday
The great names of India are also back, led by Captain Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill.
Kohli's shape since he accumulated 765 races to an average of 95.62 and the strike rate of 90.31 during the Indian race to the World Cup final 2023 is a concern, but a race of 50 hate hundreds of eye leaves it With credit at the bank and Abhishek Sharma, who increased 38 places to number two in the T20 international batting ranking at the back of its 54 Balls 135 against England in Mumbai last weekend, outside the team.
Buttler smiled: “It's good that Abhishek is not in that team, right?”
For England, the rapid bowling player Jofra Archer passed a physical conditioning test at the Vidarbha Cricket Association stadium after dividing the straps into his bowling hand during the defeat of the 4-1 T20 series.
'He doesn't want to play. Every time you ask him how he travels, he will say he was two years old and rested enough. So he is always desperate to play, which is great, '' said Buttler.
However, 90 mile man per hour Mark Wood is lost with Saqib Mahmood and Brydon load the other two sailors.
Buttler has risen to no 5 in the batting order now that he has renounced Wicktkeeping gloves, a higher place than his last participation of the series against Western Indies 14 months ago.