On WION, cricketer Eoin Morgan discusses his vision for the 2023 World Cup. The excitement for the 2023 ODI World Cup has reached fever pitch, with cricket fans all across the world anxiously anticipating the spectacle of talent, passion, and national pride. India, a cricket-crazed country, is ready to host the spectacular, enthralling billions of fans globally. Cricket Maestro Eoin Morgan, the 2019 ODI World Cup-winning captain, expressed his thoughts and predictions in an exclusive chat with Digvijay Singh Deo, Sports Editor of WION, in a special preview of the competition.
Eoin Morgan, speaking to WION Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo, rated India as the favourites to win in their home conditions. Morgan acknowledged the game’s extraordinary development and popularity, saying that ODI cricket may someday be relegated to World Cup events. He stated, “The cricketing landscape is gradually shifting towards more T20 cricket, with the Future Tours Programme (FTP) reflecting this trend.”
“The enthusiasm and passion displayed by Indian fans are unparalleled, which makes this special,” Eoin Morgan remarked of the Indian cricket team. The team possesses formidable abilities and has the potential to be a prominent competitor in the 2018 World Cup. They must also interact with and learn from those who have gone before them.
Eoin Morgan identified England, India, Australia, and Pakistan as the top four contenders for the 2023 ODI World Cup. Morgan went on to say of the Olympics, “The 2023 ODI World Cup presents a golden opportunity for players to leave an indelible mark on the cricketing world.” In fact, the T10 format should be considered, since it would allow cricket to broaden its reach and inclusion.”
The World Cup is a historic event for the country, which is known for its ardent cricket supporters. The forthcoming Cricket World Cup in 2023 is set to be a celebration of cricketing brilliance, sportsmanship, and brotherhood.
“For some, the World Cup will signal their arrival at the highest level, while for others, it may signal the end of illustrious careers,” Morgan concluded.
