ENG vs AUS LIVE: Jos Buttler slams joint-fastest fifty of T20 World Cup – Jos Buttler was in imperious form on Saturday as he hit the Australian bowlers to all parts of the ground in their game in Dubai. Chasing just 126 to win, Buttler scored a scintillating half-century, the joint-fastest of the tournament, alongside South Africa’s Aiden Markram. The England opener’s effort meant that England went top of Group 1, and almost sealed a place in the semi-finals of the tournament. Follow Insidesport.in for all T20 World Cup and ENG vs AUS LIVE updates.
ENG vs AUS LIVE: Jos Buttler scores joint-fastest 50 of the T20 World Cup, reaches milestone with 102m six – WATCH
Jos Buttler was a man possessed as he single-handedly made light work of Australia’s 126, scoring a scintillating half-century. The England opener slammed a 32-ball 71 to ensure that his side breached the total in less than 12 overs to go top of Group 1 and put one foot into the semi-finals. Buttler reached his half-century in just 25 balls, the joint-fastest of the T20 World Cup 2021, before tanking a few more hits to finish the chase. Buttler reached the milestone with a towering 102m six off Adam Zampa in what is one of the biggest hits of the tournament. Watch the video here:
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ENG vs AUS LIVE: Jos Buttler scores joint-fastest 50 of the T20 World Cup, reaches milestone with 102m six – WATCH
Jos Buttler led England issued a warning sign to the rest of the competing with their mauling of Australia as the 50-over World Champions showcased their intent to clinch silverware in UAE. England had reached the final in the 2016 edition, and will be out to avenge their final loss this time around, and have been the team to beat so far. With wins over West Indies, Bangladesh and Australia, Eoin Morgan and Co. have showcased their ferocity and will be expected to make a deep run into the T20 World Cup.
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