Leeds, Sept. 25 -- England wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler made history at Leeds, as he became the first batter from his country to reach an aggregate of over 10,000 runs across both ODIs and T20Is combined, further proving his case as Three Lions' best limited-overs cricket batter ever.

During the second ODI against England, before retiring hurt due to an injury, Buttler provided fans with a plenty of entertainment in a run-chase of 322 runs, which looked easy at one point before Lankan death bowlers pulled things back. Buttler produced a hard-hitting 69 in 49 balls, with five fours and five sixes at a strike rate of 140.82.

Now in 204 ODIs and 176 innings, Buttler has scored 5,678 runs at an average of 39.15 and a strike rate of 115.5...