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IPL Has Been Incredible Academy For Young Talent To Learn: Buttler
Indian Premier League: Former England captain and Gujarat Titans wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler believes that the Indian Premier League (IPL) has been an incredible academy for young talent to learn from top players and coaches.
Buttler has been on song for GT this season with 356 runs in eight games including three half-centuries. He missed out on his potential eighth century by three runs against Delhi Capitals in Ahmedabad.
"It's amazing exposure for young players to perform under high pressure and expectations. As overseas players, we can’t fully grasp the pressure they face, but they handle it brilliantly. Shubman looks a classy player and a calm leader - a great communicator who connects with everyone. IPL has been an incredible academy for young talent, offering them the chance to learn from top players and coaches, while still encouraging them to stay true to themselves," Buttler said on JioHotstar's special series 'Gen Gold'. Read More...
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