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Chris Jordan said that Jos Buttler\u2019s form was never a cause of concern for the England team. On Monday, June 24, Buttler played a captain\u2019s knock against the United States as the Three Lions made their way through to the semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2024. Buttler scored an unbeaten 83 runs off 38 balls<\/strong><\/a> with 6 fours and 7 sixes as the Brits chased down the target of 116 with 10.2 overs left in their innings and won by 10 wickets.<\/p>\n Buttler was severe on left-arm spinner Harmeet Singh, hitting the USA bowler for 5 sixes in the penultimate over of England\u2019s run-chase. Prior to his whirlwind knock, Buttler had scored only 108 runs from 6 matches at an average of 27, but Jordan said that being their \u2018best player\u2019, there was no doubt that the English skipper would play a match-winning knock.<\/p>\n \u201cDefinitely, I wouldn’t describe it as a relief at all, because I mean seeing him doing it on so many occasions; he really is the leader of the group in every single way. He’s our best player, that’s for sure and then when he’s in that mode, we definitely tend to follow it. So yeah, that was just a Jos special today,\u201d Jordan said in the post-match press conference.<\/p>\n T20 World Cup Coverage<\/a> | Points Table<\/a> | T20 World Cup 2024 Schedule<\/a> | Player Stats<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cYou get to a point where maybe you could even think that it is just normal, but you actually have to take a step back and realise how special he is and how lucky we are to have him on our side. So, definitely glad I’m not bowling at him,\u201d Jordan added.<\/p>\n England found themselves in all sorts of trouble after losing to Aiden Markram\u2019s South Africa by 7 runs. However, the massive win over the USA meant that they went to the top of the table in their Super 8 Group. Buttler\u2019s men also upped their net run rate to +1.992.<\/p>\n\u2018We are lucky to have him\u2019<\/b><\/h3>\n