India against England: Joe Root returning to Id Kripket on number three in a hit order confirms Jos Buttler | Current news

Joe Root will hit the number three on his return to the side of England ODO, and Captain Jos Buttler expected the cricket “great” playing “a key” role for the side in a three -day series against India.

Root will play in his first international match of 50 OVERS from the 2023 World Current Championship, when the concluded leg of the English Tour of the White Ball of India begins on Thursday with the first ODO in Nagpur.

After England suffered a 4-1 defeat from the host in the previous T20 series, Buttler predicts the arrival of a former Captain of the Test for three games to show invaluable for the side while increasing preparations for the Pakistan champion champion later this month.

Buttler confirmed that Root would play the same role in the order of hitting, which he performed with decoration to the 2019 World Cup triumph.

“It will take away the number three,” Buttler confirmed on Wednesday at a press press conference.

“He is one of the great players of the game in all the formats. Obviously a long time it was an important part of the Krixket for England and I am excited to see him at this stage of his career.

“Look at what he did with the test things he did not have a captain, he came back with that cheeky smile on his face and really enjoyed the crunch.

“I expect him to do exactly the same in this environment. He obviously had many experiences in the Krixket, which will be great for some of the guys who did not play so much in our group.

“He was a vital player for England in all formats and we feel like he had a crucial role to play in these games.”

Root flew out of the team since 2019 because of his duties with the test side, where he was in outstanding form since he indulged in the captain two and a half years ago.

Thursday will be his 172 appearance for England.

Buttler promises to “double” on the offensive style in Odis

English hitting was unconvincing against Indian Spinner in four T20, but Buttler made it clear that there would be no diverting from a test of attempting to put pressure on opposition and bowlers always want to take Wikets.

“[It will be a] Continued lecture by the cricket style we want to play, really doubled in this in a 50 -over format, “Buttler said.

“Obviously, the champion trophy is just around the corner, so it’s great to play against the upper side, three go before that tournament.

“We want to play in the exact same way. We want to find ways to put pressure on the opposition with the baton. You have to take Wikets, it is crucial. You see how if you let guys suffer for a certain time they can hurt you, so we will desperately try to try to find ways wickeket taking.

“It’s always about execution. No matter what the plan you came with, you have to try to do it well and we believe that this is the best way to win the cricket games and get the best of the players in our locker room. We will double.

“I think we played well in the stages in the T20, never long enough to run with her and escape the games and eventually get results, but it is really important to stay on the road and stay on the way with the way we want to play and try that do the best we can in these games. “

And at the selection of the team for the first ODO, Buttler added: “The structure of the way we want to set up a team, and the style of the game we want to go with is quite clear, and then [it’s about] Moderation of guys in that.

“We have some options, we have different combinations we can go with, so we’ll look at Wickket and make the best informed decision as we can lead to this match.”

Champion trophy begins on February 19, live on Sky Sportswith England attracted in Group B against Afghanistan, Australia and South Africa. England opened its tournament against Australia in Lahore on February 2nd.

England in India – results and nodes 🏏

All the time of the UK and Ireland ⏰

• First go (nagpur): Thursday 6th February (8:00) 🕗
• Others go (cuttack): Sunday 9 February (8:00) 🕗
• Third go (Ahmedabad): Wednesday 12. February (8:00) 🕗