Jos Buttler still holds a special place in his heart for ODIs, so much so that the England captain believes winning the 50-over World Cup ranks higher than its T20 equivalent. The so-called ‘middle’ format has been squeezed to the margins,

Jos Buttler said that ODI cricket has fallen behind a wee bit amidst the growth of T20 cricket. Buttler is set to play in the upcoming three-match ODI series against India, starting February 6.

For Jos Buttler, ODIs remain one of the favourite formats despite growing concerns over its sustainability.

Over the past few years, there is a growing consensus that ODIs are nearing the end and England captain Jos Buttler agrees with it. Buttler, an ODI World Cup winner himself feels the format has been pushed to its margin and he is unsure about its relevance and future.

England's batting has been unconvincing against India's spinners, but there will be no diverting from the script of trying to put pressure on the opposition and bowlers always looking to take wickets

I’m unsure about ODI’s future'- Jos Buttler on T20 and Test matches being marginalized over One-day cricket (Photo Source - Sky Sports) The first ODI on February 06 will mark the commencement of the three-match series between India and England before the all-important ICC Champions Trophy approaches.