England captain Eoin Morgan believes that there isn’t a cause for panic, despite injuries to Jason Roy, and Morgan himself, during the side’s recent win over West Indies.
As England continued their march in the World Cup 2019, beating West Indies with a convincing margin of eight wickets, there were worrying signs for the team, and fans, as Jason Roy and Eoin Morgan left the field with injuries in the first half of the game.
“Exceptionally pleased,” exclaimed Morgan, speaking about Root. “I think he is now the highest run scorer in the tournament. He’s scored two hundreds. He’s such an important player for us. He is the glue that holds everything together and probably a side of his batting that has got better over the last two or three years that people haven’t seen a lot of, his expansive game.”
With Roy uncertain, James Vince might get a look in, as England play Afghanistan at Old Trafford on Tuesday, 18 June. Moeen Ali, who didn’t feature against Bangladesh and West Indies, might also make a comeback to the side.
