The Gujarat Titans (GT) top-order batter has said that the Indian Premier League (IPL) has been a great platform for aspiring cricketers. The England batter, who has scored 356 runs in the IPL 2025 for GT so far, emphasised that young players can learn from experienced cricketers and can develop their talent.
The right-handed batter also acknowledged that GT skipper Shubman Gill is a calm and composed captain, admitting that the Indian cricketer is a great communicator and well-connected with the teammates.
"It's amazing exposure for young players to perform under high pressure and expectations. As overseas players, we can’t fully grasp the pressure they face, but they handle it brilliantly. Shubman looks a classy player and a calm leader — a great communicator who connects with everyone. IPL has been an incredible academy for young talent, offering them the chance to learn from top players and coaches, while still encouraging them to stay true to themselves," said Buttler on JioHotstar’s ‘Gen Gold’ show.
GT setup is very calm: ButtlerThe 34-year-old felt a bit different after his transition from the Rajasthan Royals (RR) camp. The former England skipper mentioned that the setup in GT is very relaxing and a positive atmosphere is maintained. He expressed his happiness on working with the head coach Ashish Nehra and admitted that the former Indian cricketer runs a comfortable environment in the camp.
"Playing for Gujarat Titans feels different after spending so many seasons with Rajasthan Royals and creating great memories. But I'm excited for something new—it keeps things fresh and interesting. The setup here is very relaxed and chilled. I've enjoyed getting to know Ashish Nehra, who runs a fun, positive environment, and Shubman Gill, who is a very impressive, calm young captain,” said the GT batter.
Always cherish the memories with RR: ButtlerThe Somerset-born cricketer opened up that the relationship with RR teammate Sanju Samson was great and have learnt a diverse things. He expressed his memories with the former franchise was beautiful and will cherish them.
"I’ve had a great relationship with Sanju over the years, learning a lot from him and watching how he goes about things. While time moves on and I’m now with a new franchise, I’ll always look back fondly at the friendships and memories we built — they’ll stand the test of time,” he added.
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