Jos Buttler discusses England’s World Cup squad. “I wouldn’t call it “Dad’s Army,” Jos Buttler said, “But we’re an aging group. “
The ODI World Cup 2023 is almost approaching. The main event is expect to begin on October 5, with defending champions England facing off against New Zealand in Ahmedabad. With the competition swiftly approaching, England will be eager to do everything possible to protect their crown.
As preparations continue, ODI captain Jos Buttler grabbed center stage. Stating that several season players might still be added to England’s squad for their next ODI series against England. As the team wants to give the players every opportunity to find their form ahead of the World Cup.
Buttler discussed the ever-increasing experience in England’s squad after winning the recently finished series against New Zealand, emphasizing the necessity of giving the veteran players the freedom to perform.
“Throughout, we’ve tried to be a really loyal team and selection panel. Which Eoin Morgan and Trevor Bayliss started.” When you push people to play aggressively and then shut them out when things go awry, you send the incorrect message. “We’re asking people to take risks, so there will be failures along the way. Buttler was cited by ESPNcricinfo as saying.
“I wouldn’t call it “Dad’s Army,” he added, “but we’re an aging group.” “We’ve got a lot of experience in the format, so it won’t take quite as long to get back to feeling completely at home in 50-over cricket,” he continued.
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You can let the dust settle on the series: Buttler
Buttler also discussed the possibility of last-minute alterations to England’s World Cup roster. The great batter stated that he is keeping an open mind on the roster adjustments.
“Yes, obviously [the squad’s thinking] changes. We’ve played a series, so you can now let the dust settle on the series.” We’ve obviously had a few injury niggles around a few guys, so we can just gather some information on that and then finalize the team,” Buttler said.
