Jos Buttler

Jos Buttler and Rassie Van der Dussen clashed during the second ODI between England and South Africa, with Sky Sports forced to apologise after the stump ...

Van der Dussen then replied: "No, it's about you." After Buttler ran into him, Van der Dussen made a comment which was not picked up on the stump mic and Buttler pushed him. As Buttler attempted to take the catch, Van der Dussen got in his way as he looked to see where the ball had gone.

South Africa on Sunday defeated England by 5 wickets in 2nd ODI and took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the home series. The hosts chased down the mammoth ...

Van der Dussen then replied: "No, it's about you." During Adil Rashid's over Van der Dussen inside-edged the ball onto his pad and up into the air. Buttler confronted Van der Dussen during the innings.

Proteas claim 2-0 series lead with exciting finish in Bloemfontein.

Soon after, Buttler was similarly happy to show Rassie van der Dussen the way, a bit of needle surfacing after an earlier joust over the batter’s inadvertent obstruction of the field. A century looked his for the taking, but the 23-year-old was undone by the temptation to bludgeon part-time spinner Aiden Markram out of the attack. Having played nicely for his 36 on Friday, the diminutive opener again set about his business with good intent, heaving six off Reece Topley - who replaced the rested Jofra Archer - in the fourth over of the reply and, this time, kicking on. Sam Curran (28 of 17) also cleared the ropes three times in an entertaining cameo, but Buttler ran out of road in his pursuit of three-figures. The Yorkshireman might have met the same fate had the inside-edge that brought his first runs not been so kind, but went on to showcase his easy blend of class and power in striking seven fours and four sixes. In front of a fizzing crowd not far off 12,000 at Mangaung Oval, David Miller’s 58 off 37 saw them home in thrilling finish with five balls to spare.

The second match of the ICC Cricket World Cup Super League series between the England cricket team and the South African cricket team is currently underway ...

Speaking on the podcast of the Rajasthan Royals team, Lara van der Dussen said during IPL 2022: It is rare to see players sledging each other on the cricket field these days because they play together in various T20 leagues across the world. [ICC](http://icc-cricket.com) Cricket World Cup Super League series between the England cricket team and the South African cricket team is currently underway at the Mangaung Oval.

Jos Buttler shared a heated exchange with Rassie van der Dussen during South Africa's series-clinching ODI win over England in Bloemfontein.

It was a good day and a good outing for us.’ England skipper Buttler said: ‘South Africa bowled really well early on, so to come back and post 340 was a fantastic effort from the guys. Van der Dussen was agitated after Buttler brushed past him as he attempted to retrieve the ball.

The hosts won the second ODI by five wickets to clinch the series in Bloemfontein.

“I don’t think he’s played a 50-over game for three and a half years or something (before Friday). “In the bigger picture of building towards a World Cup, Harry Brook confirmed what we already knew – he’s incredibly special. “He’s a great talent. “We just need to play a little bit better. That’s for me to work out and remember and reconnect with things that work.” “We’re not quite playing as well as we can,” he said.

England reached 342 for seven against South Africa, with Buttler making 94 and Brook 80.

Brook reacted by punching his blade in frustration at missing out on a maiden ODI hundred. While Buttler was into his stride with a reverse sweep for four off Maharaj, the England captain was content to swim in Brook’s slipstream. Cricket South Africa later confirmed an X-ray revealed no fracture and he has been cleared to bat.

Jos Buttler, Harry Brook and Moeen Ali were at their best as England set the Proteas a daunting target during the second ODI at the Mangaung Oval on Sunday.

England maintained their momentum, and in fact, accelerated even further through Moeen (51) and Buttler (94 not out) with another 101-run partnership that really placed the visitors in position for a full out assault in the final 10 overs. He initially formed a 49-run partnership with Ben Duckett (20) to stabilise England’s innings before combining with his skipper Buttler to put the SA bowlers under pressure. SA would have sensed an opportunity to get into the England middle order, especially after Brook was dismissed for a duck on his ODI debut a couple of days ago.

England captain Jos Buttler revealed he is having to reacclimatise to one-day internationals as the world champions succumbed to their fifth straight defeat ...

“He’s a great talent. “In the bigger picture of building towards a World Cup, Harry Brook confirmed what we already knew – he’s incredibly special. “I don’t think he’s played a 50-over game for three and a half years or something (before Friday). “We just need to play a little bit better. That’s for me to work out and remember and reconnect with things that work.” “We’re not quite playing as well as we can,” he said.

Jos Buttler and Rassie van der Dussen engage in a heated verbal argument during second ODI between England and South Africa, video goes viral.

Usually, the England skipper is not one to lose his mind, and he remains composed, but he was visibly frustrated after Rassie blocked him from taking a catch. Together, they helped South Africa chase down the required total of 343 runs. The final match of the ODI series will be played on February 1 at the Diamond Oval in Kimberley as the home side will eye a series clean-sweep while England will be looking to salvage some pride. The hosts had won the toss and opted to bowl first, with England skipper Buttler smashing 94 runs unbeaten, while Harry Brook also added 80 runs to the cause. Earlier, the Proteas star had smashed a century in the previous ODI, helping the home team take a 1-0 lead, and Temba Bavuma’s men sealed the series with another clinical win. England skipper Jos Buttler and South Africa’s star batsman Rassie van der Dussen were involved in a heated exchange during the second ODI between England and South Africa at Bloemfontein on Sunday (January 29).

The second ODI between South Africa and England, which the Proteas won by five wickets, witnessed some tensed moments between Jos Buttler and Rassie van der ...

Riding on Bavuma's effort, South Africa chased down the daunting 343-run target with five balls to spare and took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. "I'm allowed to try and catch the ball," added Buttler. The two got involved in a verbal spat, which took place during the South Africa run chase after England piled a stiff 342/7 on the board.

Albeit cricket is labelled the gentleman's game, things on the field often get ugly with sledging an integral part of the sport in many parts of the world.

The ginger coming out ... Even though there was no appeal for obstructing the field, Buttler made sure to make his feelings known by shoving Rassie out of the way while returning to his mark. Rassie took strike on the third ball and was immediately greeted with a googly from the crafty bowler. [David Miller](https://sportscafe.in/cricket/player/david_miller)'s half-century provided the finishing touches, albeit steady cameos from the likes of Aiden Markram and Rassie van der Dussen were equally critical in anchoring the innings. The Proteas showed great character as they fought back after conceding 342/7 in the first innings to eventually prevail with five wickets and as many balls to spare. Jos Buttler and Rassie van der Dussen shared a few harsh words on Sunday with the former going so far as lightly shoving his counterpart.

The chitchat between the duo is caught on the stump mics. The English keeper is seen nudging the South African batter away during South Africa's run-chase in ...

In return, the hosts chased down the total with five balls to spare. Then Buttler says, “I am trying to get to the ball” to which the South African batter says “I saw”. The chitchat between the duo is caught on the stump mics.

It is noteworthy that both Buttler-vd Dussen have played together in the same IPL team (Rajasthan Royals) last year.

The result is a boost for South Africa, who need a clean sweep of the series to stay on course for guaranteed qualification for the World Cup in India this year. The home side reached their target with five balls remaining for a record chase at the Mangaung Oval, smashing the previous best mark of 274 by South Africa against Australia in 2020. It all happened during the 2nd innings when Van der Dussen seemingly came in the way of a catch as Buttler tried to gather the ball.

South Africa vs England: Captain Jos Buttler got into an argument with SA batter Rassie van der Dussen in the 2nd ODI match. The on field umpires were ...

South Africa still have one match against England and two against Netherlands to qualify for the World Cup 2023. A frustrated Buttler while trying to get to the ball complained to the batter that he was blocking his path. South Africa vs England: Captain Jos Buttler got into an argument with SA batter Rassie van der Dussen in the 2nd ODI match.