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Jos Buttler’s ‘triple century’ in the GT vs KKR match, a explosive entry into the club of Pollard and De Kock

By Samira Vishwas

GT vs KKR : The 25th match of the Indian Premier League 2026 is being played between Gujarat Titans and Kolkata Knight Riders at the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad. In this match, Kolkata Knight Riders captain Ajikya Rahane won the toss and invited Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill to bowl first. KKR team lost its 3 big wickets in the beginning itself. During this period, Gujarat Titans’ wicketkeeper batsman Jos Buttler has made a special record.

Special record registered in the name of Jos Buttler

Former England captain and right-handed batsman Jos Buttler has completed a triple century while playing for Gujarat Titans against Kolkata Knight Riders in Ahmedabad. Actually, he has completed his 300 catches in T20 cricket.

Jos Buttler scored a triple century of catches

In this match, on the last ball of the second over of the innings, KKR’s 21-year-old batsman Angkrish Suryavanshi (8) was caught out by Kagis Rawada and caught his 300th catch in T20 cricket. With this, he has made a strong entry into the club of West Indies star Kieron Pollard and South African stars David Miller and Quinton de Kock.

Butler joins this special club

Let us tell you that the highest number of catches in T20 cricket is in the name of former West Indies cricketer Kieron Pollard. He has taken a total of 405 catches in T20 cricket. After him, South Africa’s David Miller is among those who have taken the most catches. He has taken 332 catches. Quinton de Kock’s name is recorded at third place in this list. He has taken 316 catches. Now Jos Buttler has also entered this special club.

Most catches in T20 cricket

  1. 405 – Kieron Pollard
  2. 332 – David Miller
  3. 316 – Quinton de Kock
  4. 300 – Jos Buttler*
  5. 275 – DJ Bravo

Also read: CSK has got the replacement of Khalil Ahmed, he has given a stormy performance in IPL for Mumbai Indians.

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