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As well as Bethell’s performances, captain Jos Buttler has returned from injury in good form.<\/p>\n
In Sunday’s second match of the series, Buttler looked back to his devastating best as he plundered 83 off 45 balls, which included six sixes.<\/p>\n
Buttler has been out injured for four months but said that absence made him “determined” to lead England’s latest white-ball reset, which will accelerate in the new year when Brendon McCullum takes over as head coach.<\/p>\n
McCullum said part of his role is to cheer up Buttler, who he said had been “miserable” at times during England’s recent limited-overs troubles.<\/p>\n
Rashid, though, says the smile is already back on the skipper’s face.<\/p>\n
“He\u2019s quite chilled and relaxed anyway but I think it\u2019s natural for every single person, you can\u2019t always be smiling,” he said.<\/p>\n
“Playing cricket, you\u2019re always going to have your ups and downs and maybe there are times you are not smiling but I think that\u2019s part and parcel of being a cricketer.<\/p>\n
“He showed his class when he came back in. He showed he\u2019s capable of match-winning performances and how big of a miss he is when he\u2019s not playing. He\u2019s a world-class player and captain.”<\/p>\n
Yorkshire’s Rashid was speaking to mark the launch of a new charity cookbook called Taste of Cricket, published by the England and Wales Cricket Board to celebrates the diversity of cricket teas.<\/p>\n
Rashid has contributed, with a Moroccan tagine which is served at Lord’s his favourite.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n