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ODI World Cup: England’s white-ball captain Jos Buttler believes the visitors’ found some good things about themselves despite losing both ODI and T20 series to West Indies. Weeks after failing to qualify for the ODI World Cup semi-finals, England suffered 2-1 and 3-2 defeats in the ODIs and T20s on their trip to the Caribbean.

"It's hard to say when you've lost but I think we've found out some good things. We've obviously had five games out here in the Caribbean and had a really good look at what conditions will be like for the World Cup only six months away. So yeah, it's been a good series," Buttler was quoted as saying by ICC at the end of the series.

Both England and West Indies batters hit 120 sixes in the five-game series, the first time the three-figure mark was touched in a bilateral men's T20I series. With England's next white-ball assignment being in the form of T20I series against Pakistan in May 2024, Buttler thinks time is on his side to stop the run-flow.