England, Jos Buttler and ICC Champions Trophy

Cricket-Buttler to assess role as England captain after Champions Trophy exit
Jos Buttler said he would consider his future as England's limited-overs captain but will not make any emotional decisions amid calls for him to step down following their Champions Trophy exit. After a five-wicket defeat by Australia in their tournament opener,
Is Jos Buttler considering retirement as England captain after poor performance?
Jos Buttler is unsure whether he should continue as England’s white-ball captain after the team’s early exit from the Champions Trophy.As per BBC Sports, he will take a few weeks to decide about his retirement.
Jos Buttler remains coy about captaincy future after England's premature exit in third straight ICC event
Afghanistan knocked England out of the Champions Trophy after Jos Buttler and Co began their campaign with a loss to Australia. In addition to that, England were able to win just three out of their nine matches in ODI World Cup 2023 and lost the semi-final in last year's T20 World Cup.
‘Am I part of the problem?’: Jos Buttler to make big announcement on captaincy future after England lose to Afghanistan
In 58 matches under Jos Buttler's captaincy since T20 World Cup 2022, England lost 32, including group stage exits from ODI World Cup and Champions Trophy.
‘Am I part of the problem or solution’: Jos Buttler on England captaincy future after Champions Trophy exit
The Champions Trophy is the third ICC tournament in as many years where Jos Buttler and England have failed to reach the knockouts.
Jos Buttler to weigh captaincy future after Champions Trophy exit
England captain Jos Buttler has indicated that all possibilities are open regarding his captaincy after England's early exit from the Champions Trophy following a defeat to Afghanistan. Despite Joe Root's century,
'Consider All Possibilities': Jos Buttler Sheds Light On Future As Captain Following ENG's Shock Exit From Champions Trophy
Afghanistan shocked the cricketing world after they defeated England in their Champions Trophy match by eight runs. With England losing against Afghanistan, England were also kicked out of the Champions Trophy in a shock group stage exit.
Jos Buttler admits he could quit England captaincy after latest white-ball calamity
Jos Buttler is considering his future as England's white-ball captain after their early elimination from the Champions Trophy. England suffered an eight-run defeat to Afghanistan in Lahore on Wednesday night,
No emotional statements: Jos Buttler on captaincy future after England's exit
Jos Buttler said that England should 'consider all possibilities' as far as choosing their next ODI captain is concerned. On Wednesday, the Three Lions lost to Afghanistan by eight runs at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.
Buttler speaks out on his future as England captain after ICC Champions Trophy elimination
Jos Buttler says he must ‘consider the possibility’ of standing down as captain after England crashed out of the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy at the earliest opportunity with an eight-run defeat to Afghanistan.
‘Never looked at Jos Buttler and thought ‘wow what a leader’ – Nasser Hussain reckons England captain’s time is up
Former England captains Atherton and Hussain remarked that the captaincy tag never really suited Jos Buttler, who took over ...
Michael Atherton makes Jos Buttler awkward in a rough interview on live TV after England knocked out of Champions Trophy
In the post-match interview after England's loss to Afghanistan, which knocked them out of the Champions Trophy, Atherton ...
Jos Buttler cannot survive as captain
The most worrying aspect of England being knocked out of the Champions Trophy by Afghanistan is that it is not surprising. It ...
Buttler on captaincy future: 'You've got to consider all possibilities'
England have lost nine of their ten white-ball games this year, culminating in their early exit from the Champions Trophy ...
Replacing Buttler the sensible thing to do – Agnew
Replacing Jos Buttler as captain could rejuvenate him as a player and is the sensible thing for England to do after Champions Trophy exit, says Jonathan Agnew.