Eoin Morgan, the Irish man who revolutionized England's limited-overs cricket, is expected to retire from international cricket this week. Morgan, 35, has been 'mulling over his future in recent days,' the report suggested, most recently registering two ducks versus the Netherlands.
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Eoin Morgan has performed brilliantly for England while captaining in the limited-overs format. It was under Morgan's captaincy that England was able to win the ICC World Cup for the first time in 2019. Morgan may announce his retirement from international cricket this week. Morgan has been battling poor form for some time now. It is believed that Jos Buttler can be given the command of England's ODI and T20 team in place of Morgan.
Morgan's poor form remains a headache for England IPL 2022 Mega Auction I didn't buy any team. While the English batsmen made a lot of runs on the tour of the Netherlands, Morgan could not even open the account in two matches of the series. Morgan has scored just two fifties in his last 28 international matches.
Eoin Morgan has mentioned it before the Netherlands series
'If I feel that I am not doing well and I am not able to contribute to the team, then I will end it.'
Before the Netherlands series, Eoin Morgan said on SkySports
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Morgan was made the captain of the ODI team during the 2015 World Cup. Recently, there have been changes in the Test team of England. Ben Stokes was replaced as the captain in place of Joe Root.
Eoin Morgan has aggregated 7701 runs and 13 centuries from 248 ODIs. Moreover, he has almost had 2458 runs from 115 T20Is. These numbers include while he played for both England and Ireland.