Jason Roy is on form, Jofra Archer indispensable, so India and Australia want group wins to miss World Cup hosts in the semis
Suddenly the square pegs are fitting into square holes. England have their semi-final at Edgbaston, where they like playing, and when Eoin Morgan said he was not bothered which side he would be playing against, it felt as if he was telling the truth rather than dutifully spinning. Their opponents will be India or Australia.
England are starting to play with confidence and captain Morgan now seems to know his preferred team; it is the one that played in the last two games. Unless conditions dictate otherwise – and this would only happen if there is a very dry, spin-friendly surface – Moeen Ali will probably continue to stick on the yellow bib. At the start of the tournament Moeen seemed an inked-in starter in England’s best XI. But stuff happens.
Written by Vic Marks
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2019/jul/04/england-team-eoin-morgan-india-australia-cricket-world-cup under the title “England become team to avoid with all Eoin Morgan’s players fit and firing | Vic Marks”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
