Eoin Morgan did not blame his players for the first ODI defeat against India.© AFP
England captain Eoin Morgan refused to blame any of his players for the 66-run defeat to India in the first ODI and said there was positivity in the way they went about their business although they got big runs. Chase lacked participation. Chasing a target of 318 runs for the win, the England top order got off to a great start against the Indian bowling attack, before the fiery Krishna and Shradul Thakur took seven between them to put the England innings on track Wicket partnership.
Morgan said in the post, “I really believe that we are a dangerous side to play, especially the way we went about our business, most of today’s game if we would have played really well So we don’t chase until that time. ” Match conference.
He said, “But it was not going to happen. India is one of the best sides in the world. The biggest challenge of the time, it was always a tough challenge.”
“I can’t do my group wrong. India bowled well and we made mistakes and there was no partnership in between.”
Asked how big a loss the reigning world champion was, Morgan said: “It’s not about consolidating the number one position, it’s about building a group of players who expect That would really bring some quality. “
If the loss was not enough, England suffered injuries to Morgan as well as Sam Billings.
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Morgan split the webbing between his right thumb and index finger, while Billings injured his collar bone joint while fielding in the boundary area.
“Morgan said wait 48 hours and see how it is.” Asked if the injury affected his batting, Morgan said: “It will never be 100 percent but it’s not like I can catch the bat.”
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