England captain Jos Buttler has downplayed expectations of England playing in the ODI World Cup to defend their title after winning on home soil in 2019. Buttler, like the other nine nations, wants to come into the tournament with a fresh mind. Defending champions England will play New Zealand in their World Cup opener in Ahmedabad on Thursday.
After a disappointing performance at the 2015 World Cup, England improved significantly in the white-match format. They added a lot of firepower to the batting and bowling lineup, ultimately helping the team win the last tournament they played at home. It would be difficult to protect yourself in conditions like the subcontinent.
Ahead of the match against New Zealand, Jos Buttler doesn’t want to look back and wants something new in the Mega World and remains focused solely on the upcoming ODI World Cup. I would like to. Events created in India.
“We’re not trying to defend anything, we’re trying to get there and win the World Cup. We’re in exactly the same situation as the other teams. ”
“For me, the past is the past. You can’t remake something or hold onto it forever.” It’s about something new. It’s great to be the champion and the reigning champion, but I don’t want to say I’ve completely forgotten about it. Because this is a great place. But now I feel like I’ve given that trophy back. It was completed. It’s about creating something new,” said Jos Buttler.
We Must Be Hungry To Try To Do It Again – Jos Buttler
Jos Buttler believes that it is important to have a hungry spirit in order to achieve a good result in the World Cup, and that it is good to have the experience of winning, so he will bring his own experience to this tournament. states that it is important.
“It takes a hungry spirit to try again and focus on something else.” The past can be a good reference point. People talk about experience, but as a young player I didn’t believe that. I thought it was either going to be successful or not. But now that you’re an older player, obviously sometimes things happen, but it’s nice to get back there,” added Jos Buttler.
Jos Buttler, Ben Stokes, Moeen Ali and Jonny Bairstow have a wealth of experience having played in the Indian environment over the past few years and will use this experience to help the team in the ongoing ODI World Cup. will bring you impressive performance.
