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Not Virat Kohli! England captain Harry Brook has chosen the greatest white-ball player of all time

As England reached the semi-finals of t20 world cup 2026A fascinating sub-plot unfolds involving the team’s leadership and its most decorated veteran. While the ‘Three Lions’ look unbeaten in their Super 8 campaign, their superstars are currently enduring a rare and painful dip in form. Despite a series of low scores that have sparked debate in the global media, Captain harry brook Has refused to consider any talk of ousting the veteran.

In a move that defines his captaincy, Brook used the post-match podium after the thrilling encounter against England new zealand Issuing defiant statements of support. Modern symbols like looking back to the past Virat KohliBrook ranks Buttler above all others in the history of the shorter formats.

Not Virat Kohli: Harry Brook names the best white-ball player ever

In a bold statement that is resonating across the cricket world, Brook has officially labeled jos buttler As the ‘best white ball player’. This support comes at a time when Buttler’s statistics in the current tournament are unusually dire; The veteran has scored just 62 runs in seven matches at a disappointing average of 8.85 and a strike rate of 106. However, Brook dismissed the growing criticism over Buttler’s place in the XI, urging fans and pundits to look at the bigger picture of his illustrious 150-game international career rather than the temporary ‘rut’.

“He’s played 150 games for England and people need to step back a bit. He’s probably the best white-ball player to play the game. He’s in form but it’s exciting to see what he can do in the next few games. We know his class, and a big performance is coming.” Brook said.

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T20 World Cup 2026 semi-finals: England dominate despite giants’ struggle

While Buttler continues to find his rhythm, the rest of the England team stepped up to seal their place in the semi-finals with a dramatic four-wicket win over New Zealand on Friday. The chase of 160 looked in danger when the Kiwis restricted England to 117/6 in the 17th over, but the fireworks started late. will jacks And Rehan Ahmed Saw him cross the finish line with three balls to spare.

This win has not only confirmed England’s dominance in Group 2, but also left New Zealand’s fate hanging in the balance, which entirely depends on the result. Pakistan versus Sri Lanka Clash in Pallekele. England have already lost, now the pressure is on Pakistan, who will have to beat Sri Lanka by a huge margin of 64 runs or chase their target in 13.1 overs to overtake the Kiwis on net run rate and make the final semi-finals.

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