England white-ball captain Jos Buttler has said that he is willing to leave wicketkeeping if it helps with captaining England better in the white-ball format of the game. Speaking on Sky Sports during England's third and final T20I against Australia,

England's regular white-ball skipper Jos Buttler's time on the sidelines got extended as he is still recovering from the right calf injury. Buttler hasn't played any competitive cricket since the T20 World Cup and missed the Hundred as well as the T20 series against Australia.

Harry Brook will captain England for the first time during their five-match ODI series against Australia, with Jos Buttler ruled out for the rest of the summer with a calf injury sustained in July. Buttler's injury has also given a lifeline to Liam Livingstone,