England white-ball captain Jos Buttler had some big shoes to fill when he took over from Eoin Morgan in June last year following his retirement from international cricket.
Since taking charge in 2015, Morgan had overseen a white-ball revolution which culminated in England winning the 50-over World Cup on home soil in 2019. And after some early struggles saw England lose Buttler's first three series in charge, they hit their stride in the winter and went on to win the T20 World Cup.
England are now double champions in white-ball cricket and are looking to defend their 50-over crown later this year. But with just 13 ODIs scheduled before the tournament gets underway in October, Buttler admits England have more "challenges" to deal with this time around than they did in 2019.
