Jos Buttler Hopes T20 World Cup Performance Won't End England Career

• Jos Buttler expresses hope that the T20 World Cup semi-final loss to India won't mark the end of his international career.
• He acknowledges a 'poor tournament,' scoring only 87 runs in eight innings and just one half-century in his last four ICC events.
• Buttler remains ambitious to play for England's home summer series against India, despite no longer being captain or a selector.
• After the tournament, he took a week-long break in France with family to mentally reset, away from cricket.
• Buttler praised England's team environment under Harry Brook and Brendon McCullum, and acknowledged India's dominance.