England's sorry exit from the Champions Trophy following defeat against Afghanistan is painful proof of the end of an era for the former kings of white-ball cricket.

England has been eliminated from the Champions Trophy after defeat by Afghanistan. English cricket has lost the art of winning ODIs.

Jos Buttler said he would consider his future as England's limited-overs captain but will not make any emotional decisions amid calls for him to step down following their Champions Trophy exit. After a five-wicket defeat by Australia in their tournament opener,

Jos Buttler's England side were dumped out of the Champions Trophy on Wednesday after being beaten by Afghanistan despite only needing 17 runs from 14 balls with three wickets in hand to win

England were knocked out of the Champions Trophy after they suffered an eight-run defeat against tournament debutants Afghanistan in a Group B match on Wednesday. Opener Ibrahim Zadran smashed 177 off 146 balls,

England were embarrassed by Afghanistan in Lahore and knocked out of the Champions Trophy at the group stage, leaving Buttler to consider whether his time is up

Jos Buttler is considering his future as England's white-ball captain after their early elimination from the Champions Trophy. England suffered an eight-run defeat to Afghanistan in Lahore on Wednesday night,

England's Jos Buttler on Wednesday said he will discuss his future as white-ball captain with team management after his side lost to Afghanistan to crash out of the Champions Trophy. Buttler has been unable to replicate England's success as captain of the white-ball team since he led them to a T20 World Cup title in 2022.