Jos Buttler should promote himself up the order with his England captaincy on the line in Wednesday's Champions Trophy game against Afghanistan, according to former England opener Nick Knight. Buttler walked out to bat in the 35th over in England's five-wicket defeat to Australia on Saturday,

England captain Jos Buttler has admitted that his job is on the line ahead of their clash against Afghanistan on Wednesday, February 25. England are going through a poor run of form having lost their first match of the Champions Trophy.

England captain Jos Buttler admits stakes are high ahead of Afghanistan clash - Buttler’s side, who have lost 17 in 24 and have surrendered both white-ball World Cups in that period, must win Wednesday’s Champions Trophy match.

Joe Root has thrown his support behind white-ball captain Jos Buttler despite England's shaky start to the Champions Trophy, describing him as a "brilliant leader" who has the support of the entire dressing room.

England face a critical Champions Trophy clash against Afghanistan on Wednesday with Jos Buttler's captaincy hanging in the balance while he also spoke out on women's rights in the Taliban-occupied country.

England captain Jos Buttler says he and his teammates are saddened by the plight of women in Afghanistan but have decided to play the side from the Taliban-ruled country as sport offers hope in tough times.

For Jos [Buttler], this is a defining tournament... he could well lose his job. I would have him up the order; England vs Afghanistan, ICC Champions Trophy, live on Sky Sports Cricket, 8.30am, Wednesday (first ball,

England must win their final two Group B contests to reach the Champions Trophy semi-finals, starting with Afghanistan on Wednesday.

England captain Jos Buttler has admitted that his captaincy could be at stake as his team faces a must-win clash against Afghanistan in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. With England’s semi-final hopes hanging in the balance,