Jos Buttler has admitted he will consider his future as England captain over the coming days after his team’s one-day fortunes plumbed new depths with a defeat by Afghanistan that dumped them out of the Champions Trophy with one game still left to play.

Jos Buttler admitted he will consider his position as England white-ball captain following a third ignominious exit at a major tournament under his leadership. England have surrendered both limited-overs World Cups in the last 18 months and have now crashed out of the Champions Trophy in the group stages after a nail-biting eight-run defeat to Afghanistan.

Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain react to England's elimination from the Champions Trophy, in the wake of their loss to Afghanistan.

England captain Jos Buttler has accepted that England’s leadership in white-ball cricket needs to come under careful consideration. He said the team will undergo a limited overs leadership review.

Who could succeed Jos Buttler if he steps down as England white-ball captain? - Back-to-back defeats to Australia and Afghanistan have guaranteed a group-stage exit for England.

In the post-match interview after England's loss to Afghanistan, which knocked them out of the Champions Trophy, Atherton asked Jos Buttler some tough questions

What now for England and Jos Buttler after Champions Trophy exit? - An eight-run defeat to Afghanistan continued a worrying downward trend in white-ball cricket.

England's white-ball cricket finds itself at a crossroads after their latest setback in an ICC tournament following a heartbreaking defeat to Afghanistan in the Champions Trophy in Lahore on Wednesday.

Jos Buttler said that England should 'consider all possibilities' as far as choosing their next ODI captain is concerned. On Wednesday, the Three Lions lost to Afghanistan by eight runs at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.