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Jos Buttler insisted that he intends to lead England in their white-ball fixtures against West Indies in the Caribbean next month.
'Yeah, I'd like to (play and lead in the Caribbean),' said Buttler, after England's 160-run win against the Netherlands.
'I know Rob Key arrives in India on Wednesday so we can have some good conversations with him and the coach and everyone, and make a plan for that tour but yeah, I'd like to,' Buttler added.
His leadership has come under scrutiny at the World Cup India, with England losing six of their eight games and beating only Bangladesh and the Netherlands, though with T20 World Cup success last year, he has credit in the bank.
Alongside England white-ball coach Matthew Mott, the pair will meet Key, England's managing director of men's cricket, in Kolkata this week, where England finish their World Cup campaign against Pakistan on Saturday.
Jos Buttler keen to remain England one-day captain for tour of Caribbean next month
Buttler and Matthew Mott will meet England chief Rob Key (pictured) in Kolkata this week
'It's a huge game for us (against Pakistan),' said Buttler. 'We haven't performed the way we wanted to
