'Our fate in our own hands': Eoin Morgan on England's World Cup destiny
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'Our fate in our own hands': Eoin Morgan on England's World Cup destiny
England captain Eoin Morgan said that the chances of getting into semi-finals are still in their hands. England lost to Australia on Tuesday in a World Cup clash at Lord's Cricket Ground in London. Chances are in our hands. Everything is within our control. "We just need to produce a performance worthy of winning either one or the next two games," Morgan said in a press conference post the match.
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