Top 5 England batters to watch out for in the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024
The defending champions, England, are the most excited team for the upcoming T20 World Cup in 2024. They won it last year in Australia, and they have a roster that can win them the T20 World Cup trophy again this time around. They have a brilliant set of batters and some fiery fast bowlers who can perform at the highest level and be the hero for the English team. Here we take a look at their top five batters for the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024:
Jos Buttler
The first and foremost batter to watch out for is Jos Buttler. Without even being in his best form in the IPL 2024 season, Buttler amassed a total of 359 runs in 11 innings with the help of two match-winning centuries. Buttler is a class player, and there is no doubt about his ability to win a match with his bat.
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Phil Salt
In all likelihood, Phil Salt will be Jos Buttler’s opening partner in the coming T20 World Cup 2024 for England. Salt came in as a replacement in the IPL 2024 and played like a champion, lighting up the tournament. Playing for KKR, Salt scored 435 runs in 12 innings. He is in tremendous form and is definitely someone to watch out for.
Will Jacks
Another player who had a fabulous run during the ongoing IPL 2024 season and is a batter to watch out for is Will Jacks. Jacks played a huge role in RCB qualifying for the playoffs in the IPL 2024, as he scored quick runs with his bat at a strike rate of 175. He also scored an unbeaten century in the IPL 2024 season.
Harry Brook
It is not yet confirmed whether Brook will start in the playing 11 for England in the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024, but he is an incredibly talented player and can be someone who demolishes the bowling lineup of the opponents.
Sam Curran
Sam Curran, the bowler, was the Player of the Tournament last time around when England won the T20 World Cup, but this time Sam Curran, the batter, is also a much improved player and can be critical to England’s chances in the tournament.
