On Tuesday, Rajasthan Royals wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Buttler gave his Indian Premier League (IPL) teammate Yashasvi Jaiswal an autographed bat. On the bat, Buttler had written a special message for Jaiswal. “Enjoy your talent, Yash. Best regards, “it was published. Rajasthan Royals posted a picture of Buttler handing the bat to Jaiswal on its official Instagram account. The 2008 champions wrote in the comment box, “A special present from a special opening partner.” On May 2, Buttler scored his first IPL century against Sunrisers Hyderabad, hitting 124 off just 64 balls to help the Royals win by 55 runs.
The article got almost 1.74 lakh ‘likes,’ and the comments section was filled with responses. “Jos the manager,” one person wrote, while another said, “Great gesture.” “A grand gift for a cricketer,” wrote a third fan, while a fourth said, “Buttler is a big-hearted boy.”
Buttler danced on the ‘Gangnam Style’ track with his daughter Georgia and Rajasthan’s fielding coach Dishant Yagnik earlier on Monday, according to RR. RR captioned the video on Instagram, “Papa Gangnam Style.” Buttler can be seen in the short clip attempting to replicate the popular song’s dance step.
During the post-match press conference after his match-winning innings against SunRisers Hyderabad, the ace English cricketer said that despite his struggles, he was optimistic about turning things around.
“This is one of my highest scores (and definitely my first in T20 cricket). That makes me really happy. I wouldn’t suggest I’ve been at my most fluent recently. I’ve been a little uneasy at the crease, like I’m looking for something. However, maintaining a positive attitude has been beneficial “Buttler had said previously.
After players and support personnel from three separate teams tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) suspended the 14th edition of the IPL indefinitely.