IND vs ENG: Disappointed Jos Buttler gave this statement after losing the first series as captain

Birmingham: India defeated England in the second consecutive T20I to win the three-match T20I series by a margin of 2-0. The match to be played on Sunday of the series has remained a formality. Jos Buttler, who is taking charge of England’s limited overs as a full-time captain. Has had to face defeat in the very first series.

Captain Jos Buttler disappointed by the defeat

Jos Buttler has also failed as a batsman in the first two matches of the series. Rohit Sharma’s team has won by a margin of 50 runs in the first match and 49 runs in the second. Which is India’s two biggest wins against England in T20 Internationals and both of them have got it in the last two matches. In such a situation, after losing the series in the second T20 on Saturday, Jos Buttler said, the defeat is very disappointing. Our performance today was not worth the win.

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The performance is not worth choosing to bat after winning the toss

Was the target of 170 runs to win achievable? In response, Butler said, “We got wickets while bowling. It was a great debut for Gleason and Chris Jordan bowled once again. Whenever you lose the opening wicket, you go away from the match. I think after winning the toss we have not played a game worth choosing to bat first.

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Great day for Gleason

Praising Richard Gleason, who bowled brilliantly in his debut match. Butler said, “He had a great debut, the players he took wickets were of the best players. Today was a great day for them but for us the result was disappointing. The 34-year-old Jordan took three wickets for 15 runs in his 4 overs in his debut match. Gleason took important wickets of players like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant.

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Jordan likes to bowl under pressure

Chris Jordan was England’s most successful bowler in the match. He took 4 wickets for 27 runs in 4 overs. Regarding him, Butler said, “Chris Jordan always bowls difficult overs. And is normally under a lot of pressure on most occasions. But gets results on most occasions, I am happy for him.”