England's Jacob Bethell has expressed confidence in the team's prospects at the T20 World Cup despite recent form concerns. Speaking to BBC Sport's Matt Henry, Bethell dismissed worries about Jos Buttler's batting struggles and the team's inconsistent performances as they prepare for the Super 8s stage.

England's campaign in the tournament has been marked by mixed results, with questions arising about their ability to defend their title in the challenging conditions of Sri Lanka and India. The team's batting lineup, traditionally their strength, has shown vulnerabilities, particularly in the middle order where Buttler has failed to find his rhythm.

Bethell's positive outlook suggests the squad remains united and focused despite the pressure. His comments indicate that the team is approaching the crucial Super 8s stage with determination, aiming to put their inconsistent group stage performances behind them and mount a serious challenge for the championship.