Buttler confirmed as England's new white-ball captain
Jos Buttler has been appointed England's new white-ball captain following Eoin Morgan's retirement from international cricket.
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Jos Buttler named England limited-overs captain
Jos Buttler has been named England's new limited-overs captain, taking over from the retired Eoin Morgan.
Jos Buttler replaces Eoin Morgan as England's white-ball captain
Jos Buttler has been appointed England's new limited-overs captain following the retirement of Eoin Morgan, the country's cricket board (ECB) said on Thursday. The 31-year-old, who had been Morgan's deputy since 2015, has played 151 one-day internationals and 88 Twenty20s for England after making his international debut in 2011. Morgan retired from international cricket on Tuesday after battling form and fitness issues in recent months.
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Buttler named as England's new white-ball captain
Jos Buttler has been appointed as the new captain of England's limited-overs teams, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said on Thursday.
Buttler replaces Morgan as England's white-ball captain
Jos Buttler has been appointed England's new limited-overs captain following the retirement of Eoin Morgan, the country's cricket board (ECB) said on Thursday.
Jos Buttler Named As England's New White-Ball Captain After Eoin Morgan's Retirement
Jos Buttler has been appointed as the new captain of England's limited-overs teams, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said on Thursday. The dynamic wicketkeeper-batsman succeeds Eoin Morgan after England's 2019 50-over World Cup-winning captain announced his retirement from international cricket on Tuesday. Buttler has been a member of England's white-ball teams for over a decade, serving as Morgan's vice-captain since 2015.
Women's Hockey World Cup: Netherlands Start As Firm Favourites, India Aim For A First
The creme de la creme of women's hockey will be in action when top 16 sides of the world will fight for the coveted FIH World Cup crown with record eight-time winners Netherlands eyeing a hat-trick of titles and India aiming for a first. Defending champions Netherlands, who would be co-hosting the tournament along with Spain from July 1 to 17, are the most dominant outfit in women's hockey, having won the world title eight times while finishing runner-up on four occasions. The Dutch women also have four Olympic gold, two silver and three bronze in their kitty, making them favourites to defend the title.