Joseph Buttler, an English international cricketer, is the current vice-captain of the England cricket team in limited-overs cricket. A right-handed batsman, he usually fields as a wicket-keeper. Butler holds the record for the fastest ODI century by an England player and is regarded as one of the best wicket-keeper batters in the world. His ability to recognize and He has been called a “360-degree” cricketer because of his ability to change field placements of the opposing teams and score all around the ground. Jos Buttler has worked his magic in difficult times to win matches for England.

During England’s tour to West Indies, Buttler played a crucial part by scoring an aggressive 99 in the third ODI. This helped England achieve a mammoth total and ultimately secure a series win.

During England’s tour of the West Indies in February 2019, Buttler achieved a career-best score of 150 from 77 deliveries in the fourth ODI. He contributed to England’s total of 418/6 by hitting 12 sixes, the most by any English batsman in an ODI. In addition, he impressively reached 100 from 51 in just 15 balls and went from 100 to 150 in only 16 deliveries.

Jos Buttler smashed a 50-ball century, the second-fastest of his ODI career and the 10th-fastest in the game’s history.

Against South Africa at Edgbaston, Buttler, and Kieswetter joined forces when England was 64/3 with only 16 balls left. Again, they showed their power-hitting skills, raising the final score to 118/5. In particular, Buttler’s impressive 30 runs from Wayne Parnell’s 32-run over stood out, making it the second most productive over in International T20 at the time. This inning cemented Buttler’s position as a crucial member of the England one-day team.

Jos Buttler has truly been a superhero without a cape for Team England.