Britain’s World Cup-winning skipper Eoin Morgan has declared his retirement at 36 years old.

Eoin Morgan, Britain’s 2019 World Cup-winning skiper, has declared his retirement from all types of expert cricket with quick impact.

Morgan, 36, resigned from global cricket in July 2022 following a 16-year profession – first with Ireland, then with Britain – however kept on playing in short-structure competitions all over the planet.

He captained London Soul to the Hundred’s eliminator last year, was a horrible finalist in the Abu Dhabi T10 with New York Strikers, and showed up for Paarl Royals in the as of late closed SA20.

Morgan said in a proclamation: “It is with extraordinary pride that I am reporting my retirement from all types of cricket. After much pondering, I accept that this present time is the perfect open door to back away from the game that has given me such a great amount throughout the long term.”

Morgan captained London Soul in the initial two times of the Hundred yet won’t be essential for their rundown of held players, which will be reported not long from now after Tuesday night’s cutoff time.

He will stay engaged with the expert game as a telecaster and is probably not going to be lacking in offers to turn into a mentor on the off chance that he wants. He may likewise keep on playing in the developing ‘legends’ circuit for resigned players.