New Zealand won by 6 wickets with 8 balls remaining. Namibia won by 23 runs. Ireland won by 63 runs. DC won by 4 wickets with 4 balls remaining. Day 3 - Victoria need runs. Day 3 - NSW need runs. South Aust won by 6 wickets. Day 3 - Vidarbha lead by runs. Day 3 - Mumbai lead by runs. Day 3 - Saurashtra trail by runs. Attariya won by 34 runs. Day 2 - Rhinos lead by runs. Day 2 - Mountaineers trail by runs. HEC won by runs. WAPDA won by 3 wickets. State B of P won by runs. Match drawn.
Central D won by 6 wickets with 60 balls remaining. Canterbury won by 79 runs. Auckland won by 3 wickets with 1 ball remaining. Bahrain won by 6 wickets with 95 balls remaining. Uganda won by 8 wickets with 56 balls remaining. Alphabetically sorted top ten of players who have played the most matches across formats in the last 12 months.
Eoin Morgan became England's ODI captain in slightly chaotic circumstances less than two months before the World Cup and was less than enamoured with an entirely inadequate campaign. What he observed, not just from his own side's lacklustre display, but the inspiration provided by Brendon McCullum's New Zealand side, convinced him an entirely new approach was necessary, with a policy of no fear and no retribution at its heart.
It required a man of strong will not just to say it, but to implement it, but Morgan did so, seeking to fashion an England side that would play with courage and be impervious to pressure or criticism.
The revival he led was dramatic, culminating in England lifting the World Cup for the first time at Lord's on a nerve-shredding evening in July They went into the tournament ranked as the No. Morgan, relentlessly committed to this bold style of play on good days and bad, was at the heart of the transformation.
