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England's run chase gets off to a dreadful start, as they lose openers Phil Salt and Jos Buttler in the opening over from Arshdeep Singh, as England fall to 1-2, chasing 191 to win the second T20 international at Old Trafford.

Jos Buttler runs out Axar Patel, after appearing to initially aim but miss the batter's stumps, before the ball rolls through to hit at the non-striker's end, as India fall to 165-6 in the second T20 against England at Old Trafford.

Live T20 updates, 5.30pm BST start at Trent Bridge Gary Naylor’s county cricket review | Email James5th over: England 43-0 (Salt 6, Buttler 36) Rana changes ends but Buttler don’t care, he kabblamoes his first ball over the leg side for SIX. Brutal. Buttler then snaps those wrist

Jos Buttler and Sam Curran both look at each other in disbelief after confusion and miscommunication leads to both them missing a simple catch to dismiss Arshdeep Singh.

15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi hit two big sixes before being dismissed as Jos Buttler caught him behind the wicket after a reckless swing.

England's Jos Buttler stumps India's Tilak Varma but only just, after managing to hang on to the ball for just enough time to hit the stumps before dropping it, with the wicket delighting the home crowd at Trent Bridge.

Sam Curran and Jos Buttler watch the ball drop between them after a comical fielding mix-up during England's victory over India in the third T20.

Watch the best of Jos Buttler's incredible knock of 131 from 64 balls against India in the final T20 as he hit eight sixes and 12 fours.

Jos Buttler produced a box-office performance with the bat to lead England to a sensational 56-run T20 victory against India and a 4-0 series sweep.

Fifth T20i: England, 257-3 beat India, 201-8, by 56 runsButtler hits 131, Brook 95 as England seal 4-0 series winCast your minds back to February 2022: the Partygate scandal is in full swing as news breaks of the surprise birthday party held for Boris Johnson two years earlier an

Jos Buttler's sublime 131 and Harry Brook's unbeaten 95 help England crush India in the fifth T20 and replace their opponents at the top of the world rankings.