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[Watch] Jos Buttler Smacks A Gigantic 115m Six En Route To A Belligerent 45-Ball 83 After RR Snub

Debashis Sarangi

Jos Buttler's huge six in ENG vs WI 2nd T20I [Source: @CricCrazyJohns/X]Jos Buttler's huge six in ENG vs WI 2nd T20I [Source: @CricCrazyJohns/X]

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England's white-ball skipper Jos Buttler finally announced his international comeback with a bang, as he smashed a blistering knock to help his side secure a convincing win over West Indies in the second T20I in Barbados. Batting first, the home side posted a respectable 158-run total on the board. However, Buttler's counterattacking innings ensured a commanding victory for the Englishmen, who chased the target with 31 balls to spare. 

The talismanic English batter had a poor outing in the first T20I, as Gudakesh Motie grabbed a stunner and sent him packing for a duck. However, he bounced back remarkably in the second T20I, scripting England's emphatic win with a magnificent knock. 

Jos Buttler hammered eight fours and six sixes en route to a belligerent 45-ball 83. However, his gigantic 115m six grabbed the limelight, showcasing his incredible power-hitting skills on the biggest stage. 


The incident occurred during the ninth over of England's innings when Jos Buttler was batting alongside Will Jacks following the cheap dismissal of the previous match's centurion, Phil Salt. As ace West Indies spinner Gudakesh Motie tossed the ball up and invited Buttler to play an aggressive shot, the English batter grabbed the opportunity with both hands. 

The swashbuckling batter charged down the track and played a well-timed lofted shot, dispatching the ball out of the ground. The massive 115m six was quite a statement from Buttler after being released by Rajasthan Royals before the IPL mega auction. 

England Take 2-0 Lead In Five-Match Series vs West Indies

Riding on Buttler's superb knock, England registered a clinical seven-wicket victory, going two-nil up in the series. As the caravan shifts to St Lucia, the hosts would be desperate to bounce back, while the visitors would like to clinch the series by sustaining their winning momentum.