Jos Buttler is an English international cricketer and former white-ball captain known for his explosive batting and exceptional wicketkeeping skills. Currently active in international and franchise cricket, the 34-year-old is part of England’s 2025 white-ball series against Australia, where he continues to lead the batting lineup with his trademark aggression and innovative stroke play.
One of the greatest moments of his career came in the 2019 ICC World Cup Final, where his calm, composed batting and iconic run-out of Martin Guptill in the Super Over secured England’s first-ever World Cup title. Buttler represents Lancashire in domestic cricket, and he last featured in the IPL 2025 season for Gujarat Titans, delivering powerful starts and consistent match-winning knocks at the top of the order.
Personal Details
Detail
Information
Full Name
Joseph Charles Buttler
Nickname
Jos
Height
6 feet 0 inches (183 cm)
Date of Birth
8 September 1990
Age
34 years
Place of Birth
Taunton, Somerset, England
Playing Style
Aspect
Description
Batting Style
Right-hand Bat
Bowling Style
Does not bowl regularly
Primary Role
Wicketkeeper-Batsman
Jersey Number
Format
Jersey Number
International
63
IPL / League
6
Debut Dates
Format
Date
Opponent
Venue
Test
27 July 2014
India
The Rose Bowl, Southampton
ODI
21 February 2012
Pakistan
Dubai International Cricket Stadium
T20I
31 August 2011
India
Old Trafford, Manchester
IPL
9 April 2016
Rising Pune Supergiants
Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
IPL Salary by Year
Year
Team
Salary (INR)
2016
Mumbai Indians
₹3.8 crore
2017
Mumbai Indians
₹3.8 crore
2018
Rajasthan Royals
₹4.4 crore
2019
Rajasthan Royals
₹4.4 crore
2020
Rajasthan Royals
₹4.4 crore
2021
Rajasthan Royals
₹4.4 crore
2022
Rajasthan Royals
₹10 crore
2023
Rajasthan Royals
₹10 crore
2024
Rajasthan Royals
₹10 crore
2025
Gujarat Titans
₹15.75 crore
Net Worth and Assets
Type
Details
Estimated Net Worth
₹134 crore (approx. $16 million USD)
Assets
Luxury house in Taunton, Somerset; Multiple real estate properties; Range Rover, BMW X2, Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon
Buttler’s wealth stems from his successful international cricket career, lucrative IPL contracts, and brand endorsements with companies like Kookaburra, Castore Sportswear, and Myprotein UK. His smart investments in real estate and luxury vehicles showcase his financial acumen beyond cricket.
Fastest ODI century by an Englishman (46 balls vs Pakistan)
2017
Won IPL title with Mumbai Indians
2019
Won ICC Cricket World Cup with England (Vice-Captain)
2020
Appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)
2021
First Englishman to score centuries in all three formats
2022
Won IPL Orange Cap (863 runs in season)
2022
Led England to T20 World Cup victory as Captain
2022
Appointed England’s white-ball captain
Major Trophies & Awards
Year
Competition/Trophy
Significance
2010, 2011
NBC Denis Compton Award
For Somerset’s most promising young player
2015
T20 Blast
Won with Lancashire
2017
IPL Championship
Won with Mumbai Indians
2019
ICC Cricket World Cup
Vice-Captain, crucial role in final
2020
MBE (Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire)
For services to cricket
2021
ICC Men’s T20I Team of the Year
Selected for outstanding T20I performances
2022
IPL Orange Cap
Highest run-scorer (863 runs)
2022
IPL Most Valuable Player
Best overall performance in IPL 2022
2022
ICC T20 World Cup
Captain of winning England team
2022
ICC Men’s Player of the Month
November 2022
Additional Achievements
Achievement
Context
England’s leading T20I run-scorer
Most runs for England in T20 International cricket
Most dismissals by English keeper in T20Is
Record holder for wicketkeeping dismissals
Joint-highest centuries in single IPL season
Four centuries (tied with Virat Kohli)
Third-highest runs in single IPL season
863 runs in IPL 2022
England’s fastest ODI century
46 balls against Pakistan (2015)
Highest ODI score by England vs West Indies
150 runs from 77 balls
First overseas player with 4 IPL centuries in one season
Achieved in IPL 2022
Interesting Facts About Jos Buttler
He witnessed Sourav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid’s record 318-run partnership at Taunton during the 1999 World Cup as an 8-year-old, which inspired his cricket journey.
Buttler was Somerset Under-13 tennis champion at age 9, showing his multi-sport talent.
He scored 227 not out in a school match, adding a record 340-run opening partnership with Alex Barrow.
Buttler writes “Fuck it” on his bat handle as a reminder to maintain his best mindset when playing.
He completed the match-winning run-out in the Super Over of the 2019 World Cup final against New Zealand.
Known for his innovative shots, the ramp shot is his favorite stroke to play.
Born in Taunton, Somerset, Jos Buttler is 34 years old and measures 6 feet 0 inches (183 cm) tall. His cricket journey through England, Lancashire, Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals, and now Gujarat Titans reflects his adaptability and consistent excellence across formats. From winning the 2019 World Cup as vice-captain to leading England to T20 World Cup glory in 2022, Buttler has cemented his legacy as one of England's finest white-ball cricketers.
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