Watch: Resilient Jos Buttler's Cursed Luck, Gets Hit Wicket After Batting For 250 Minutes

Most of the innings in cricket are memorable because of the number of runs a batter scored and the way he/she scored runs. However, a few, in test cricket, are the knocks that show resilience. When batters have to bat out time. They don't have to worry about runs but the next ball. 

Jos Buttler's innings today had that resilience. Buttler batted over 250 minutes to save the second test. He played 207 balls for his 26 runs; a strike rate of 12.56. Anything that was coming towards Buttler, he was either leaving it or dead batting it. 

Australian bowlers were only hoping for a mistake by Buttler or looking to get the rest of the batters out. However, to their luck, Buttler did something unthinkable. 

As Buttler dead batted yet another delivery, his backfoot touched the stumps and lights shined bright in the Australian faces and diminished for England. Jos Buttler's blackathon ended in the least expected way - Hit Wicket. 

What a way to end an epic innings!

That's the first time Buttler has been dismissed hit wicket in his 193-innings first class career #Ashes pic.twitter.com/nRP09djjay

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 20, 2021

It was a sad way to finish one of the most memorable innings or perhaps it'll will add to the remembrance for a long time.