India, June 30 -- England's star wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler has another major milestone within touching distance in the opening T20I against India on July 1. Buttler needs just 31 more runs to become the first ever batter to register 700 or more runs against two teams in T20I cricket history. This is yet another feather in his already glorious career.

In addition to this, the former English team captain has crossed the 700-run mark against West Indies with 701 runs. It is India which stands as an obstacle between him and an exclusive world record which has not been achieved by any batter in the shortest format of the game.

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