Eoin Morgan
England's 50-over World Cup success in 2019 had been led by Eoin Morgan.

According to Morgan, he isn’t thinking about the 2023 World Cup, but rather the T20 World Cup that will take place in October-November.

England’s limited-overs captain, Eoin Morgan, has recently come under fire for his poor record, but he remains certain that he can help his country win the World Cup. England will begin their defense of the 50-over World Cup next year in India, where the 2022 T20 World Cup will be held later this year in Australia. As far as the 2023 World Cup is concerned, Morgan says he’s more concerned about the T20 World Cup that will take place in October-November.

“To get there, you’ll have to travel a great distance (2023 World Cup). I have to finish the Twenty20 first. my contribution, and my body, I’m going to take it one day at a time “Prior to England’s one-day international series against the Netherlands, Morgan was cited as stating by ESPNcricinfo.

“On and off the field, am I still making a positive impact on the team? I’ll be as forthright as I’ve been since I became captain. For the time being, I still believe that I can help my country win the World Cup “declared the captain of the 2019 World Cup champions.

According to him, that’s a major motivation for him.

Morgan guided England to the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup in the UAE in 2021, where they lost to New Zealand.

Morgan’s own form has been called into doubt since he has only hit one half-century in the last 18 months in international cricket.

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