Big statement of England’s swashbuckling batsman Jos Buttler – It is not easy to win the T20 World Cup in India

ICC T20 World Cup: England wicket-keeper batsman Jos Buttler has given a big statement about his team’s victory in the T20 World Cup. Butler believes that it will not be easy for England to reach the T20 World Cup trophy in India and West Indies. Butler believes that Team India is very strong in every format of cricket at this time, while the West Indies batsmen play their game fearlessly and they have firmly adapted themselves to T20 cricket. Apart from this, Butler has said that the absence of Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer has dealt a big blow to his team.

According to Jos Buttler, “There is no doubt that we will miss Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer in the T20 World Cup. Both of them are our star players. Although there are still many such world class players in our squad who are on their own. They have the ability to win matches. In this tournament, I find India and West Indies the strongest team. Especially West Indies have the most experience of playing T20. Apart from this, they also have many such destructive batsmen who can easily Can send the ball across the boundary.

England have lost the last three T20 series against India

Under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, Team India looks very strong in every department at this time. Talking about T20, Team India’s record against England has been very good. In the last three T20 series played between both the teams, India has won every time.

Our preparation is better than before – Butler

The 30-year-old Butler has said that this time we have more experience than the 2016 T20 World Cup. Also, for this year’s tournament, we have come well prepared. He said, “If I compete with the team four years ago, then this time we have better experience. Our players now have a lot of experience in IPL, Big Bash League and International T20. In this T20 World Cup in UAE, we have This will be of great benefit.”

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