Morgan says T20 WC present ‘huge compliment’ of England’s progress in white-ball cricket

Captain Eoin Morgan on Wednesday mentioned England’s spectacular run within the T20 World Cup up to now has been a “huge compliment” of the progress made by the aspect in white ball cricket in latest occasions.
England dished out a completely scientific show with each bat and ball to steamroll Bangladesh by eight wickets in a Super 12 match of the T20 World Cup right here.
Explosive opener Jason Roy anchored the paltry 125-run chase, with a 38-ball 61 (5x4s, 3x6s) to make his fiftieth T20I look memorable as England cantered house in simply 14.1 overs to present their web run charge an enormous enhance.
“It’s a huge compliment to how far our white-ball cricket in general has come along, a lot of players involved in the 2019 World Cup success and that’s lent itself to T20 cricket as well,” Morgan mentioned on the post-match presentation ceremony.
Talking about Wednesday’s efficiency, he mentioned, “The bowlers have started the tournament exceptionally well, they’ve adapted really well again today, very disciplined and backed up with good catching and ground fielding.”
“It’s nice for him (Jason Roy) and Dawid (Malan) to get some time at the wicket. The way Jason plays is so imposing, makes it difficult to set fields, so great to see him in good touch.”
Roy, who was named Player of the Match for his 61 off 38 in his fiftieth T20I look, mentioned it was a particular match for his aspect as they needed to again up their final efficiency and got here out firing with the ball.
“A lot of credit to our bowlers again,” he mentioned.
“Want to get off to as good a start as possible, but these pitches can be quite hard to do so. Today I hit a few gaps but it’s definitely a case of keeping wickets in hand and then powering through the back end.”
Roy mentioned his skill to face spin has improved rather a lot.
“Today was a big test, so I had to use all the skills I’ve learned.”
On how a lot the sport has modified over years, he mentioned, “You grow up a tiny bit, at the start of my career it was sporadic T20s here and there, nice to get into more of a routine now.”
Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah mentioned his group was dissatisfied with its batting present.
“It was a good wicket but we didn’t start well and didn’t have any partnerships in the middle either. We’ve been lacking a good start, on these wickets it gets difficult later on,” he mentioned.
“We are more skilled hitters than power hitters, we don’t want to change that because we believe we can post good totals. We need to reassess and come up with a good plan.”