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Jos Buttler equals unwanted T20I record after recording a duck against Ireland in 3rd T20I
Buttler has now become the wicketkeeper-batter to record the joint-most ducks in the history of T20Is

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England wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler had a forgetful day at the office during the final T20I of the series against Ireland. The 35-year-old was dismissed for a two-ball duck by pacer Barry McCarthy and finished off his Ireland tour on a disappointing note.

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This was Buttler's eight duck in the shortest format as a wicketkeeper. Though he is undoubtedly a legend for England when it comes to T20Is, there have been matches where he just hasn't been able to perform and has lost his wicket for cheap.
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With his duck against Ireland, Buttler equalled an unwanted T20I record and became the wicketkeeper-batter to record the joint-most ducks in the shortest format alongside Zimbabwe's Regis Chakabva. He is the only England player to be present on the list.

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Here is the list of wicketkeepers with the most ducks in T20Is -
1. Jos Buttler (England) - 8 ducks
2. Regis Chakabva (Zimbabwe) - 8 ducks
3. Quinton de Kock (South Africa) - 7 ducks
4. Uday Hathinjar (Cambodia) - 6 ducks
5. Kamran Akmal (Pakistan) - 6 ducks
6. Didier Ndikubwimana (Rwanda) - 6 ducks
7. Rahmanullah Gurbaz (Afghanistan) - 6 ducks
8. Lorcan Tucker (Ireland) - 6 ducks

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Despite Buttler's poor display with the bat, England managed to record a comfortable 6-wicket victory over Ireland in the third T20I. This victory saw Jacob Bethell win his first assignment as the side's captain as the Three Lions won the series by 2-0. Jordan Cox's knock of 55 and Tom Banton's unbeaten inning of 37 was enough for them to reach the 155-run target.

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Meanwhile, Buttler didn't have a series to remember against Ireland. The wicketkeeper-batter scored 28 runs in the first match before the second game got washed out due. He then ended up getting dismissed for a duck in the third and final match. He will now be looking to improve his performance in the side's white-ball tour of New Zealand that will include three T20Is and ODIs each and will begin from October 18.
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