Brendon McCullum declared that Jos Buttler had suffered from England prioritising Test cricket after he resigned as white-ball captain.

England head coach Brendon McCullum feels incredibly sad for Jos Buttler who decided to resign as the captain of England on Friday, February 28. Buttler left captaincy after his team was knocked out of the Champions Trophy 2025.

When Jos Buttler walked into the press room at Karachi’s National Stadium alongside coach Brendon McCullum at 6.38pm local time on Friday evening it was obvious what was coming. Less than 48 hours earlier in a similar room at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium following the Champions Trophy defeat by Afghanistan,

England’s T20 World Cup winning skipper steps down after his team’s failures at the last three ICC tournaments.

Jos Buttler resigned as England white-ball captain on Friday after his team made an early exit from the Champions Trophy with back-to-back defeats against Australia and Afghanistan. “It’s the right decision for me and the right decision for the team,

Jos Buttler has announced he will resign as England’s white-ball captain after their Champions Trophy dead rubber against South Africa on Saturday. England’s group stage exit at the Champions Trophy – a third flop at a major tournament in the last 18 months,