Jos Buttler's Success and Achievements in Timeline

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A success timeline featuring the most significant achievements of Jos Buttler.

Jos Buttler is an English international cricketer renowned for his aggressive batting and innovative style. Playing for Lancashire domestically, he has also participated in various T20 leagues globally. Buttler was a key member of England's victorious 2019 ODI World Cup team. Furthermore, he captained the England team to claim the 2022 T20 World Cup title solidifying his status as a prominent figure in modern cricket.

5 hours ago : Jos Buttler takes an amazing flying catch in IPL 2025 match!

Jos Buttler took a stunning flying catch to dismiss Vipraj Nigam in the Gujarat Titans versus Delhi Capitals, IPL 2025 match. Described as possibly the best catch by a wicketkeeper in IPL history.

May 2010: Buttler Makes Maiden First-Class Century

In May 2010, Jos Buttler made his maiden first-class century, scoring 144 for Somerset against Hampshire.

2010: NBC Denis Compton Award

In 2010, Jos Buttler was awarded the NBC Denis Compton Award as Somerset's most promising young player.

2010: Man of the Match in T20 Semi-Final

In 2010, Jos Buttler was named Man of the Match in Somerset's Friends Provident T20 semi-final victory over Nottinghamshire, reaching a half-century from 21 balls.

2010: Young Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year

In 2010, Jos Buttler was named Young Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year due to his performances for King's and Somerset.

2011: NBC Denis Compton Award and England Debut

In 2011, Jos Buttler was awarded the NBC Denis Compton Award as Somerset's most promising young player and made his full England debut at the end of the season.

2013: Consistent play in ODI and T20 formats and selection for ICC Champions Trophy

In 2013, Jos Buttler consistently played in both ODI and T20 formats for England, becoming a regular wicket-keeper. He was selected for the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy in England and was named in the T20I XI by Cricinfo for his performances that year.

2015: Record Seventh-Wicket Stand in ODIs

In 2015, Jos Buttler, along with Adil Rashid, set the world record for the highest seventh-wicket stand in ODIs, scoring 177 runs against New Zealand during their tour of England.

2016: Named in the ICC World ODI XI

In 2016, Jos Buttler was named in the ICC World ODI XI.

May 2018: Recall into England's Test squad

In May 2018, Jos Buttler was recalled into England's Test squad to play Pakistan. He had a successful return, scoring two half-centuries and winning the Man of the Match award at Headingley.

June 2018: Historic series whitewash against Australia and fastest T20I half-century

In June 2018, Jos Buttler scored 110 not out against Australia, contributing to a historic series whitewash for England. He was named Man of the Match and Man of the Series. Buttler also scored the fastest T20I half-century by an English cricketer in 22 balls during Australia's tour.

February 2019: Buttler Scores Highest ODI Score Against West Indies

In February 2019, Jos Buttler scored 150 from 77 deliveries against the West Indies, his best List A and ODI score and the highest ODI score for an Englishman against the West Indies.

2019: World Cup Success, Match winning run out

In 2019, Jos Buttler scored 59 runs in the final against New Zealand and contributed to a crucial partnership with Ben Stokes. He completed the run out of Martin Guptill on the last ball of New Zealand's innings, securing England's maiden World Cup title.

2019: England Wins 2019 ODI World Cup

In 2019, Jos Buttler was part of the England team that won the 2019 ODI World Cup.

2019: Cricket World Cup Victory

In 2019, Jos Buttler was the vice-captain and a crucial member of the England team that won the Cricket World Cup, and made the run out during the Super Over which sealed victory in the final.

August 2020: Buttler Scores Highest Test Match Score

In August 2020, Jos Buttler made his highest Test match score of 152 for England against Pakistan.

November 2020: Buttler's First-Class and List A Centuries

As of November 2020, Buttler has scored seven first-class centuries (two in Test matches) and 11 List A centuries, nine of which have been scored for England in One Day International matches.

2020: Match winning run out awarded as moment of the year

In 2020, His match winning run out in 2019 world cup final against New Zealand was awarded as the moment of the year in BBC Sports awards.

2020: Buttler's finest ODI hundred ranked

In 2020, Wisden ranked Jos Buttler's 110 not out innings against Australia in June 2018 as his finest ODI hundred, and the best ODI innings of 2018.

2020: Buttler appointed MBE

In the 2020 New Year Honours, Buttler was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for services to cricket.

November 2021: Buttler Achieves Highest T20I Score

In November 2021, Jos Buttler achieved his highest Twenty20 International (T20I) score of 101 not out off 67 balls against Sri Lanka.

November 2021: First century in T20I cricket

On November 1, 2021, in England's World Cup match against Sri Lanka, Jos Buttler scored his first century in T20I cricket, with a 101*. Jos Buttler became the first English men's player to score a century in all three formats of cricket.

June 2022: Buttler scores 162 not out against the Netherlands

On 17 June 2022, Jos Buttler scored 162 not out in 70 balls against the Netherlands in the first ODI, achieving his personal ODI high score. England also scored 498 runs, the highest ODI score of all time. During that match in June 2022, Buttler scored 150 runs in 65 balls, the second-fastest in ODI history.

2022: Buttler leads England to T20 World Cup victory

In 2022, Buttler captained England to victory in the T20 World Cup. He scored 73 off 47 against New Zealand and 80 not-out in the semi-final. England defeated Pakistan in the final, making Buttler a World Cup-winning captain in 2022.

2022: England Wins 2022 T20 World Cup

In 2022, Jos Buttler led the England team to victory at the 2022 T20 World Cup.