Golden Chance for India: Eoin Morgan in the 2023 World Cup

Eoin Morgan, a former England captain, has named Rohit Sharma and company as strong candidates for the 2017 ODI World Cup, which will be contested in India later this year.

The fact that India is hosting the ODI World Cup offers them an edge, despite the fact that they haven’t won an ICC tournament in more than 10 years. The Asian Giants have not yet decided on the best squad lineup for the big tournament.

 

 

The 2019 World Cup winning team’s captain, Eoin Morgan, thinks the Indian squad has what it takes to take home the World Trophy this year.

 

 

The group has great talent and has a chance to compete for the World Cup, according to Morgan.

 

Morgan thanked both the Indian squad and their fan base, who contributed to their 2011 World Cup victory. “The enthusiasm and passion displayed by Indian fans are unparalleled,” the speaker concluded.

 

According to Morgan, the game has a unique character because of the passionate support of Indian fans.

 

According to Morgan, the players on the 2011 World Cup winning squad were urged to “engage with and learn from the experiences” of the Indian team.

 

Senior players may prove to be important assets when it comes to managing high-pressure circumstances and playing on the largest platform.

 

India’s win against Sri Lanka in the 2011 ODI World Cup by six wickets gave them their first World Cup triumph since 1983.

 

 

Morgan believes that cricket players have a “golden opportunity” to participate in the 2023 World Cup in India. The showpiece tournament, he said, is the highest level at which many players make their international debuts, while for others, it marks the conclusion of distinguished careers.

 

Morgan promoted the use of the T10 format in international cricket as well. “The T10 format should also be taken into consideration,” he stated, “allowing cricket to increase its accessibility and inclusivity.”

 

Although there has already been much discussion about the format’s acceptance in the cricket world, no decision has yet been taken as to whether or not it will be used in international competition.