England's Jos Buttler has no immediate plans to retire, despite becoming the nation's most-capped player with 402 appearances across all formats. The wicketkeeper-batter marked the milestone against Sri Lanka, adding to his impressive tally of ODIs and Test matches. He currently prepares for the upcoming T20 World Cup, where he will be a key player for England.

Buttler expressed a 'surreal' feeling about reaching this landmark, emphasizing his enduring passion for representing England. He reflected on his career, citing the 2019 World Cup victory as a highlight. However, he also acknowledged disappointments, including his Test cricket performances and the conclusion of his white-ball captaincy, which ended after England's group-stage exit at the 2025 Champions Trophy.

Looking ahead, Buttler is focused on the T20 World Cup, scheduled from February 7 to March 8. Beyond this tournament, he's open to continuing his career, stating he'll play as long as the desire remains. Buttler's longevity reflects his resilience and dedication, traits that have defined his successful international career. He is an inspiration to aspiring cricketers.

His impressive record includes three of England's fastest ODI centuries. Buttler's commitment to improving and his love for representing England are evident. He aims to reach his full potential. He has played a crucial role in England's recent success in T20 series against Sri Lanka. His experience and leadership are vital for England's hopes in the T20 World Cup.