Jos Buttler And Jason Roy’s Name Became Special in The History Of England Cricket Team
Jos Buttler and Jason Roy were named special in the history of the ECricxkngland cricket team, the second match of the ongoing three-match ODI series between the Netherlands and England was played in Amstelveen yesterday.
England cricket team got a big win by six wickets:-
In this match, the visiting team England cricket team got a big victory by six wickets. In the second ODI match, 31-year-old veteran wicket-keeper batsman Jos Buttler and opener Jason Roy achieved a special achievement as soon as they entered the field.
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In fact, Butler has joined the list of selected players to play 150 matches in ODI cricket for the English team.
The Most matches in ODI cricket for the English team:-
At the same time, Jason Roy also managed to score a century (100 ODI cricket matches) in terms of playing the most matches in ODI cricket for the English team yesterday.
Regarding the ODI career of both the players so far, Butler has played 150 matches in ODI cricket for the English team since 2012, scoring 4034 runs in 124 innings at an average of 40.34.
He has 10 centuries and 20 half-centuries to his name in ODI cricket. Butler’s personal best batting performance in ODI cricket is 162 not out.
Roy has played 100 matches for the team so far:-
Apart from this, Jason Roy, playing 100 matches for the English team since 2015, has scored 3732 runs in 95 innings at an average of 40.12.
Roy’s bat has scored nine centuries and 21 half-centuries during this period. Roy’s personal best batting performance in ODI cricket is 180 runs.
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Let us tell you that the current captain Eoin Morgan holds the record for playing the most matches in ODI cricket for England.
Morgan has played 225 matches for the English team since 2009. During this, his bat has scored 6957 runs in 207 innings at an average of 39.75.