Jos Buttler, born on September 8, 1990, in Taunton, Somerset, is one of the most dangerous white-ball batters in the world. Wearing jersey number 63, Buttler is England’s limited-overs captain and a powerful right-handed batter known for his innovative stroke play and calm leadership. Buttler made his ODI debut in 2012 and has since revolutionized England’s approach to white-ball cricket. A key architect of the 2019 World Cup triumph, he played a vital role in the dramatic final against New Zealand, finishing with 59 and playing a part in the Super Over. In 2022, he led England to T20 World Cup glory, becoming the second English captain to win a global ICC event. His finishing skills, 360-degree shot range, and sharp wicketkeeping make him invaluable in T20s and ODIs. He holds several records, including England’s fastest ODI hundred and multiple IPL heroics with the Rajasthan Royals. As a captain, Buttler brings calmness and clarity. He’s admired for trusting young talent and managing pressure intelligently. Off the field, his humility and work ethic have made him one of the most respected figures in global cricket.