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“Jos Buttler Returns as England Captain, Optimistic About Future Under Brendon McCullum”

Jos Buttler is back at the helm of the England cricket team, expressing his excitement about Brendon McCullum's recent appointment as the head coach for white-ball formats. Following England's disappointing exit from the T20 World Cup in June, Buttler admitted he was concerned about the possibility of losing his captaincy. After a four-month hiatus due to a recurring calf injury, Buttler is eager to lead the team once again. His last appearance was during the T20 World Cup semi-final against India, after which was dismissed as coach and McCullum took over the role. Buttler is optimistic that McCullum's leadership will usher in a fulfilling chapter in his career, as he aims to revitalize his form and the team's performance. McCullum has acknowledged that one of his primary tasks will be to uplift Buttler, who he described as feeling "miserable" after the team's recent struggles.

Question 1: What was Jos Buttler's concern regarding his position as England captain after the T20 World Cup?

Buttler feared he could be sacked as England captain following the team's disappointing exit from the T20 World Cup in June.

Question 2: Who has been appointed as the new head coach for England's white-ball teams?

Brendon McCullum has been appointed as the new head coach for England's white-ball teams.

Question 3: How long was Jos Buttler absent from leading the England team, and what was the reason for his absence?

Jos Buttler was absent for four months due to a recurring calf injury.

Question 4: What does Buttler hope to achieve under McCullum's coaching?

Buttler hopes that McCullum's appointment will lead to the most "rewarding" time in his career.

Question 5: What was the outcome of England's T20 World Cup campaign mentioned in the article?

England was eliminated in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup by India.