NEW ZEALAND head coach Rob Walter remains wary of Jos Buttler despite the England opener’s wretched form at the T20 World Cup.Buttler is widely regarded as England’s greatest white-ball batter of all time, a menacing presence at the top of the order in T20s and one of only four batters to go past 4,000 runs in the sprint format.However, the double World Cup winner has amassed just 62 runs in six innings in India and Sri Lanka and alarmingly failed to reach double figures in each of his last four visits to the crease.

NEW ZEALAND head coach Rob Walter remains wary of Jos Buttler despite the England opener’s wretched form at the T20 World Cup.

Buttler is widely regarded as England’s greatest white-ball batter of all time, a menacing presence at the top of the order in T20s and one of only four batters to go past 4,000 runs in the sprint format.

However, the double World Cup winner has amassed just 62 runs in six innings in India and Sri Lanka and alarmingly failed to reach double figures in each of his last four visits to the crease.

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