Jos Buttler Revealed The Reason After Lose 1st T20I vs IND: England captain Jos Buttler in the first T20I against India. The major defeat in the match by seven wickets has been attributed to the failure of their batsmen against the excellent spin bowling. England’s new white-ball coach Brendon McCullum (Brendon McCullum on Lose 1st T20I vs India) started his new innings with a defeat against India, when the England team faced the spin trio of Varun Chakravarthy, Axar Patel and Ravi Bishnoi. Was bundled out for 132 runs. India easily achieved the target of 132 runs in 12.5 overs and took a 1-0 lead in the five-match series against England.
Jos Buttler (Jos Buttler on Team India Spin Bowling) while talking to the media at Eden Gardens after the match said, “Yes, we could not make the game against them the way we wanted to play. They bowled well.” “Some of the players were probably facing some of them for the first time. It will be good to see them play. You want to play better and put them under pressure and get a big score that we can defend.” The England captain admitted that spin will continue to be a challenge in India and has also asked his team to make individual plans to deal with it.
“They are all really good players in the team, and we know that against India they will face a lot of spin. I hope they will always include at least three spinners in the team. “So it’s just them. It’s about individual plans and we have to work really hard to put pressure on them.” Despite the defeat, Buttler said England would not deviate from the aggressive cricket that has been their hallmark since 2015.
“We always try to be aggressive in T20 cricket. I think that’s been the approach in English white-ball cricket since 2015, to be honest. The message has never deviated from that.
“It’s up to individual players to be able to play well and put pressure on players and have options against spin as well as the seam.” Buttler was the only batsman in England’s innings, who was the top scorer at number three with 68 runs in 44 balls, while wickets were falling continuously on his one leave. He credited his IPL experience for helping him develop as a player.
“I have always enjoyed playing against spin. I think the main thing that comes with the IPL is the unique set of bowlers and the time to practice against them. Honestly, I don’t think the learning ever stops “I think at 42, Jimmy Anderson is still talking about how he wants to learn and improve. I think at any age, that’s a constant thing,” he said.
Looking ahead to Saturday’s second T20 International in Chennai, which is known to be a spin-friendly pitch, Buttler said, “I think every venue you play in India is a bit unique They have a lot of players who have experienced playing in Chennai and that’s the beauty of the game in this game and beyond. that adapt to different circumstances “Has to be molded.”
Regarding Indian spinner Varun Chakravarthy, who took 3 wickets for 23 runs, Buttler (Jos Buttler on Varun Chakravarthy Bowling) said, “He has always been a good bowler and I have seen him perform really well tonight. “
(With PTI inputs)