The ICC Champions Trophy 2017 hosts England’s home team became the first team to make it to the semi-final round of the tournament, after defeating New Zealand to a comprehensive 87-run win at Cardiff.

After the hosts were put to bat first, they got off to a decent start with their opener Alex Hales and Joe Root, despite losing Jason Roy’s wicket very early. At the end, with the help of Ben Stokes 48-run knock, Morgan’s team pushed the total to 310.

Buttler’s 48-ball 61 knock had given a big boost to the team’s total and it one of the most astonishing strokes by him. During the match, Buttler’s one of the outrageous strokes came in the 46th over when Kane Williamson turned to Trent Boult for his penultimate over.

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Boult bowled all the deliveries in favor of him but the fifth one went out of his line. Boult bowled a short ball, well wide of the off stump. Buttler anticipated it perfectly and shimmied to the right to scoop it high over the wicket-keeper.

Eventually, the ball was dispatched on the cameraman on the platform at the River Taff End. Although the impressive shot from Jos turned to be a highlight reel for the fans present at the stadium, the cameraman was lucky enough without getting any injuries.

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‘Catch it cameramen!’ 🎥 Outrageous shot by @josbuttler! #ENGvNZ #CT pic.twitter.com/52oHZxL4eZ

— ICC (@ICC) June 7, 2017

The cameraman could possibly do was smile as he threw back the back in the game.