T20 World Cup 2021, Semi-Final: ‘Thought we were right in the game till the 17th over’ – Eoin Morgan

Eoin Morgan, who led England to the 2019 World Cup final, failed to reach the semi-finals of the ICC T20 World Cup as England lost to New Zealand.

England are heading home as their ICC T20 World Cup campaign comes to an end despite being heavy favourites.

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England captain Eoin Morgan would have loved to win against New Zealand. Like 2019 or maybe 2016 where they beat their new arch rivals in the semi-finals of ICC t20 world cup, Well, Morgan and his boys tried their best in Abu Dhabi, but it’s not 2016 and as it turns out this Kiwi team was miles ahead of that 2016 Blackcap team. After the game, the captain revealed that he thought he was in the game.

“Thought we were right in the game till the 17th, 18th over. We had them exactly where we wanted them till then. It was (sluggish). We are a team hitting sixes but we struggled to hit sixes. But we hang in there and maybe post an even score. All the credit goes to him (Neesham) for coming out this way and hitting sixes off a ball. Absolutely love playing cricket at the moment. On and off the field (team) ) at the forefront of change.

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Also, Neesham it was Daryl Mitchell who took charge in the end and accelerated the process of Kiwi winning after the all-rounder’s departure. Mitchell scored 72 runs in 47 balls while watching his team till the end. Morgan admitted he was outplayed. “Coming into the game we knew the two sides were close in skill. Full credit to Kane and his team. They beat us today. Represented really well in this tournament. Proud of the boys. They did everything in this tournament.” Have given.”

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Earlier, Moeen Ali played an unbeaten 51 to take England to a challenging 166 for four against New Zealand in the first semi-final of the Twenty20 World Cup. England bowled their openers, including Jos Buttler, lbw for 29 runs off Ish Sodhi, after Kiwi captain Kane Williamson invited to bat first after winning the toss in Abu Dhabi. But Moeen bounced back with his 37-ball knock and shared a crucial 63-run partnership with David Malan, who scored 41 runs for the third wicket.

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