T20 World Cup: No scars for England from 2016 heartbreak towards West Indies, says Eoin Morgan

T20 World Cup: England captain Eoin Morgan mentioned that the crew has learnt from their beautiful defeat to the West Indies within the remaining of the 2016 match on the Eden Gardens and mentioned the gamers from that crew would not have grown the best way they did since then had they been scarred by the expertise. Morgan led England to their maiden ODI World Cup title in 2019. (Reuters Photo)HIGHLIGHTSMorgan mentioned gamers have learnt from the defeat within the remainingBrathwaite hit Stokes for 4 sixes when West Indies wanted 19 off the final overIt made the West Indies the one crew to win the T20 World Cup twiceEngland have learnt from their beautiful defeat to the West Indies within the remaining of the 2016 World Cup and have grown since then, captain Eoin Morgan has mentioned. England begin their 2021 T20 World Cup marketing campaign with a match towards the West Indies on Saturday.

“I think some of the biggest disappointments in anybody’s career are more learnings than scars,” mentioned the 35-year-old, who led England to their maiden 50-overs World Cup title in 2019.Needing 19 off the final over from Ben Stokes, Carlos Brathwaite smacked 4 consecutive sixes in a wide ranging show of power-hitting to safe West Indies’ second 20-overs World Cup title in Kolkata.”I think if there were scars, we’d have lost a lot of players that wouldn’t have progressed, like they have done over the last four or five years, throughout their careers.”I believe the event of the facet has strengthened that anytime we have come up towards a facet that has crushed us in no matter style they’ve, we have all the time appeared to be taught and progress and develop into a greater facet.”Morgan said that the West Indies remain a strong team with a lot of experience in the format.”They have a number of guys who’ve been round for a very long time. It has been a very long time since we have performed them in a T20 World Cup and we look ahead to it,” he mentioned.Click right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.