IND vs ENG: "Probably Batter Of The Tournament"- Jos Buttler On Suryakumar Yadav

Indian Cricket Team is all set to lock horns against the dangerous England Cricket Team on 10th November (Thursday). The Men in Blue have been quite phenomenal in the tournament where they have won 4 matches out of 5 in the group stage. Suryakumar Yadav has been in terrific form as his ultra-attacking approach has been quite fruitful.

England on the other hand is dealt with a lot of injury concerns as there is uncertainty over Dawid Malan and Mark Wood. Both these players have been an integral part of the team. Skipper Jos Buttler would be worried as finding replacements on the 11th hour won’t be easy by any means.

Jos Buttler on Suryakumar Yadav

Jos Buttler was seen having an interaction with the media ahead of the clash and was asked about Suryakumar Yadav. “He’s (Suryakumar) been great to watch, hasn’t he. I think he’s someone who has probably been the batter of the tournament so far in terms of the way you want to watch someone go about it,” said Buttler.

But as with any batsman in the world, it takes one chance to create a wicket. We desperately need to find a way to do that.It would be a remiss just to think about him. I think they have some other excellent players, as well,” he added.

Great Contest on Cards

Indian Cricket Team holds a slight edge over England as they have got a strong batting line-up as England is too much reliant on Buttler and Hales. It would be interesting to see whether Suryakumar Yadav changes his approach as England has got a lot of variety in their bowling attack which can be frustrating for the batter.

England would be banking on the senior player Moeen Ali to perform and it looks likely that he would be promoted up the order in the absence of Dawid Malan. Sam Curran, the youngster can be the surprise package for India. It would be interesting to see how the match fares as both the teams are evenly matched.

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