England captain Jos Buttler believes the England team wants to benefit from IPL experience when they defend their World Cup title in India. The 33-year-old maintained that the team’s attacking style of play will give them an advantage in difficult conditions for India as they look to defend their 50-over World Cup title.
The England team narrowly won their first ICC Cricket World Cup trophy on home soil four years ago against New Zealand and have a chance of defending their title. The 2019 world champion will open his 2023 event in Ahmedabad on October 5.
Jos Buttler, speaking to the media ahead of the season opener against New Zealand, said that participating in the IPL will give him a high level of familiarity with the different venues and conditions in India. He also believes that it will be a big advantage for other teams ahead of the mega event, as many players from other teams will share some traits with his team.
“I think this will give you a pretty good idea of venues around India, travel, hotels to stay in, etc.” So you’ll know what to expect. Obviously, we are playing 50-over cricket instead of 20-over cricket like his IPL. ”
“And a lot of other teams feel the same way. A lot of players from all over the world come here to experience the IPL. So we’ve played quite a bit of cricket in India. I think that will be an advantage for most teams,” said Buttler.
Jos Buttler,Moeen Ali, Jonny Bairstow, Adil Rashid, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Mark Wood and Chris Woakes all played the World Cup in their home countries. A member of the winning England team. He maintains his place in the team for the mega event, has plenty of experience playing in the IPL, and could play a key role in the team’s chances in the main event.
Harry Brook Has Not Played Loads Of ODI Cricket, But The Format That Should Suit Him – Jos Buttler
With Ben Stokes’ suitability for the first match against New Zealand uncertain, Jos Buttler has hinted that his team could use young Harry Brook to face the 2019 leaders. He hinted that he is supporting young batsmen to do well in ODI format matches.
“We all know what a great player he is. His start to his international career was great in T20 cricket and Test formats. He played ODI cricket very little. I’ve never played it, but it should be a format that suits him perfectly. It allows him to hit long and make big runs, and he enjoys it. That means he has every shot. He can play big innings in Test cricket. So it should be the format that suits him,” added Jos Buttler.
Harry Brook has been sensational for England in all three formats since making his debut against West Indies in 2022. The 24-year-old is already being tipped as cricket’s next big thing and has made an impressive presence for England in his short cricket career so far. The right-handed batsman will perform well in the opener against New Zealand if given a chance in half the pitch.
