In the backdrop of England's poor batting show in the 2015 World Cup, jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand, Jason Roy became the protagonist of the battle. While most of the leading English men appeared struggling, Roy made the best of his adventurous approach. Having made his ODI debut against Ireland at Dublin in May 2015, Roy's maiden ODI ton came against Pakistan in Dubai, just before the World Cup. However, he played his best cricket under the leadership of Dublin-born Eoin Morgan, who advocated a free-spirited cricket approach. The Durban-born right scored his ODI-best knock of 180 runs against Australia in Melbourne in January 2018. Having played his first T20I against India at Birmingham in September 2014, Roy is yet to make his Test debut.
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India defeated England by seven wickets to clinch the three-match series 2-1 at the County Ground, Bristol, on Sunday.
Buttler's 21-ball half-century was the fastest by an England player in this format of cricket.
England reached 314-4 in 44.4 overs in reply to 310-8 for Australia, who won the toss and chose to bat.
Roy made a mockery of a listless Mumbai bowling attack as he hammered six fours and as many sixes in his 53 ball knock to help Delhi overhaul the home team's 194/7.
Jason Roy scored a remarkable knock of 180 runs off 151 balls as England outclassed Australia by five wickets.
London: The England selectors on Sunday decided to bring back experienced pacer Tim Bresnan in the national squad for the one-off T20 International against India at the Edgbaston on September 7.The 14-member squad also features
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