Cricket-England just getting started in new era: Buttler


FILE PHOTO: Cricket - T20 Series - England v South Africa - Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, Wales, Britain - July 28, 2022 England's Jos Buttler in action Action Images via Reuters/Paul Childs

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Securing England's second Twenty20 World Cup title would be a triumph for a team in transition but captain Jos Buttler says more success can be reaped by his seasoned squad.

The England team battling Pakistan for the trophy at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday will be laden with players in the back end of their careers, including 33-year-old opener Alex Hales and 35-year-old all-rounder Moeen Ali.

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