Jos Buttler expresses disappointment as England lose to India in 2024 T20 World Cup semi-final

India they won In England in the second semi-final of ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024. After the defeat, the England captain, Jos Buttlerit provided details of what went wrong and what could be done better.

Jos Buttler reflects on England’s semi-final defeat to India and plans for the future

During the post-match presentation, Buttler appreciated India’s performance and said that India took full advantage of their victory by scoring above average, which made it difficult for their team to chase despite our target of 145-150 runs in that one. the field.

“I believe India did very well and earned their victory to the fullest. They definitely had a point above average. I was hoping to restrict them to 145-150 runs on that pitch, but it was always going to be a tough game from there.,” Buttler said.

Reflecting on England’s strategy, Buttler expressed regret over their bowling decisions. “I thought we threw the ball a little unluckily on the power play, with a couple of close calls. In retrospect, I should have delivered Menzi Ali in the game. So, yes, there are bits and pieces that we could have done differently,”

Looking ahead, Buttler discussed the emotional impact of the loss and his current plans. “I’m looking forward to taking a break from this game. Right now, feeling the emotions after the loss, I don’t think I should think too much about the tournament and the future. I’m looking forward to some distance from the game,”

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India are the semi-finalists to secure a place in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 final.

In an exciting competition, Rohit Sharma‘s commanding of the half-century, is accompanied by important contributions from Hardik Pandya again Suryakumar Yadav, made India reach a formidable total of 171 runs. Rohit’s powerful batting set the tone, while Pandya’s all-round performance and Yadav’s strategic batting strengthened India’s innings.

On the bowling front, the Indian bowlers were relentless. Axar Patel again Kuldeep Yadav he led the field, dismantling England’s batting line-up in surgical fashion. Patel’s spin and Yadav’s guile proved too much for England, who were bowled out for 103 runs in just 16.4 overs. This comprehensive victory not only demonstrated India’s dominance in all aspects of the game but also secured its place in the finals of the much-anticipated 2024 edition.

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