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Jos Buttler is one of the most explosive and innovative batters in modern cricket and currently captains England in white-ball formats. Wearing jersey number 63, Buttler is known for his aggressive batting, 360-degree stroke play, and unmatched finishing skills in ODIs and T20Is. He made his international debut in 2011 and has since become a central figure in England’s white-ball revolution. A key architect of England’s 2019 World Cup win, Buttler played a crucial role in the dramatic final, scoring vital runs and executing the final run-out in the Super Over. As a wicketkeeper, he is agile and reliable, combining sharp reflexes with leadership. In T20 leagues around the world, including the IPL, Buttler is a marquee player known for his game-changing innings. As captain, he led England to the 2022 ICC T20 World Cup title, becoming the second captain after Eoin Morgan to win a major ICC event. Calm under pressure and tactically astute, Buttler embodies modern-day cricket’s flair and power. With his leadership and world-class ability, he remains essential to England’s white-ball dominance.