England’s: Four years after losing to Bangladesh, England won the 2019 flagship one-day cricket tournament for the first time after knocking them out at the 2015 World Cup.
The scorching form of England at the ongoing Twenty20 World Cup further demonstrates how much their White Ball cricket has grown in recent years, the captain after the eight-wicket match against Bangladesh on Wednesday. Eoin Morgan said.
They will be the first team to host the 50-over and 20-over World Cups at the same time, and are approaching the semi-finals after winning two consecutive Super 12 stages.
Spinner Moeen Ali and the fast Timer Mills narrowed Bangladesh below par. And England returned home with a 5.5 over on Jason Roy’s airy 50.
Asked if the performance of someone like Mills indicated England’s formidable strength. In the squad, Morgan said: “I think it does.
“I think it’s also a huge compliment to how far our white-ball cricket, in general, has come along.
“Quite a big squad of players has been part of the 2019 success in ODI cricket. And I think that’s lent itself to the T20 game as well.
“Yes, they have been sort of fighting for places but they haven’t been too far away at any given stage.”
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England will face rival Ashes Australia in their next Group I match in Dubai on Saturday.
Some captains said the team that dominates the power play over would have an advantage. And Morgan is crucial to England’s hope that opener Roy’s will make the most of those six overs. He said.
“The way he plays, Jason is so imposing and when you play like that on slow wickets. It makes it difficult to set fields,” Morgan added.
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