Jos Buttler
England wicketkeeper-batter and World Cup winner Jos Buttler shares cricket stories, interviews and life inside the game as co-host of For the Love of Cricket with Stuart Broad.
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- Born
- 8 September 1990
- Roles
- Wicketkeeper-batter and podcast co-host
- First-class start
- Somerset, 2009
- England debut
- T20 international against India, 2011
- World Cup wins
- 2019 Cricket World Cup; 2022 T20 World Cup
- Podcast
- For the Love of Cricket, launched June 2025 with Stuart Broad
Mini bio
How it started.
Jos began his first-class career with Somerset in 2009 and made his England debut in 2011. He moved to Lancashire ahead of the 2014 season to pursue more opportunities in Test cricket, making his Test debut that summer.
The moments fans remember.
At Lord’s in 2019, he scored 59 in the World Cup final and completed the decisive run-out of Martin Guptill at the end of the Super Over. In 2022, he captained England to the T20 World Cup title. That year also brought the IPL Orange Cap after 863 runs for Rajasthan Royals.
Letting fans into the conversation.
In June 2025, Jos and longtime England teammate Stuart Broad launched For the Love of Cricket. Their weekly show mixes memories from their playing careers with interviews and discussion of the game. Jos stepped down as England’s white-ball captain earlier that year while remaining available as a player.
Creditschronological, newest first
Podcasts and interviews
- 2026Aava De LIVE, episode 1Featured guest
- 2025–presentFor the Love of CricketCo-host with Stuart Broad
Cricket
- 2025–2026Gujarat TitansWicketkeeper-batter
- 2022ICC Men’s T20 World CupEngland’s winning captain
- 2022Rajasthan Royals IPL campaignOrange Cap winner
- 2019ICC Men’s Cricket World CupEngland wicketkeeper-batter; tournament winner
Awards
Quotes
Broady and I still love the game, and we want to take everyone along with us.Jos Buttler, Crowd Network
Speaking at the launch of For the Love of Cricket on 10 June 2025.
Trivia
- His first-class debut for Somerset in 2009 came against Lancashire, the county he later joined.
- He scored four centuries in the 2022 IPL season for Rajasthan Royals.
- He was part of England’s home Ashes-winning side in 2015.
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