• ‘I want all of our players to embrace it … everything’s going to feel rushed’
• England captain: ‘This would be a great reward for the mindset weve shown’It does not require much motivation to play in a World Cup final. Even so,on the eve of the match at Eden Gardens both captains, England’s Eoin Morgan and West Indies’ Darren Sammy, or were keen to explain how much victory would mean to their respective sides.
For Morgan a win on Sunday would cap a remarkable year. “It would mean a huge amount,” he said. “I contemplate approximately the strides that we’ve made in the final 12 months in white-ball cricket and this would be a great reward for the mindset we’ve shown, the dedication and the tough work. Related: West Indies’ Darren Sammy: ‘Gods don’t love the horrid … we’re beautifully made’ Related: Jason Roy’s smashing rise exemplifies philosophy of not fearing failure Related: West Indies join the dots on path to the World Twenty20 final | Vithushan Ehantharajah Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com