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Jos Buttler Becomes First Englishman to 10,000 Limited-Overs Runs

Jos Buttler has become the first Englishman to score 10,000 runs in men’s limited-overs internationals. He reached the landmark during a 69-run knock against Sri Lanka in the second ODI at Leeds. Buttler now has 5,678 ODI runs and 4,384 T20I runs, taking his combined total to 10,062.

Published On: September 25, 2026 5:15 PM
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Jos Buttler Creates History: Becomes First Englishman to 10,000 Limited-Overs Runs

Jos Buttler has added another major record to his remarkable white-ball career.

The England wicketkeeper-batter became the first Englishman to score 10,000 runs across ODIs and T20Is during the second ODI against Sri Lanka at Leeds.

Buttler reached the landmark in style, smashing 69 from 49 balls. His innings included five fours and five sixes.

Buttler Reaches Historic Milestone

Buttler needed seven runs to complete 10,000 limited-overs international runs before his innings began.

He passed the mark during his attacking knock against Sri Lanka. His runs came during England’s chase in the second ODI of the series.

The achievement makes Buttler the first England player to reach 10,000 combined ODI and T20I runs. His overall tally now stands at 10,062 runs from 367 matches and 326 innings.

England’s White-Ball Run Leader

Buttler’s total is built from two strong records.

He has scored 5,678 runs in 204 ODIs. In T20Is, he has made 4,384 runs in 163 matches.

The former England white-ball captain is also England’s leading run-scorer in T20 internationals. His numbers underline his importance to the team across both formats.

Across his international limited-overs career, Buttler has scored 13 centuries and 60 half-centuries. His combined batting average is 37.12.

A Fast 69 Against Sri Lanka

Buttler’s record-breaking innings was not a quiet milestone knock.

He struck the ball cleanly throughout his 49-ball stay at the crease. Five fours and five sixes helped him reach 69 at a rapid rate.

The innings gave England momentum in the chase. Buttler’s aggressive approach once again showed why he has been one of England’s most dangerous white-ball batters.

A Landmark for English Cricket

Reaching 10,000 runs in ODI and T20I cricket is a rare achievement. Buttler is the first England batter to combine the two figures and move past the landmark.

His record also reflects the changing shape of limited-overs cricket. Buttler has played a key role for England in both the traditional 50-over format and the shorter T20 game.

He has now placed his name at the top of England’s limited-overs batting records.

What Comes Next for Buttler?

Buttler’s record-breaking moment came during the second ODI of the three-match series against Sri Lanka.

His immediate focus will remain on England’s white-ball campaign. With his experience in both formats, he continues to be a key player in the side.

The 10,000-run mark adds another highlight to a career already filled with major performances and records.

FAQs

Who is the first Englishman to score 10,000 limited-overs runs?

Jos Buttler is the first Englishman to reach 10,000 combined runs in ODIs and T20Is.

How many limited-overs international runs has Buttler scored?

Buttler has scored 10,062 runs across ODIs and T20Is.

How many runs has Buttler scored in ODIs?

He has made 5,678 runs in 204 ODIs.

How many runs has Buttler scored in T20Is?

Buttler has scored 4,384 runs in 163 T20 internationals.

RN Tripathy

RN Tripathy (Rudra) is the founder and content creator at CricCore – Cricket at its Core. A passionate cricket follower, he covers Indian and international cricket with a focus on match analysis, player performances, and breaking updates. His goal is to deliver accurate, engaging, and fan-focused cricket content that keeps readers connected to the game.

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