England’s white-ball captain, Jos Buttler, has resigned following the team’s unexpected exit from the ICC Champions Trophy after a loss to Afghanistan in the group stage.

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Jos Buttler resigns as England’s white-ball captain.
His decision follows England’s exit from the ICC Champions Trophy.
England was eliminated after Afghanistan outplayed them in the group stage.
Buttler’s leadership saw England suffer seven consecutive defeats in 50-over format.
The England team faced severe criticism for their performance in the tournament.
Buttler will lead the team one last time in the group match against South Africa on Saturday.
His resignation comes amid increasing pressure from both fans and analysts.
The 34-year-old’s tenure as captain has now ended after the disappointing run.
The decision marks the end of an era for Buttler in white-ball cricket.
England’s focus will now shift to rebuilding and planning for future formats.