Before the T20 World Cup began, the British team had plans to protest racism and all forms of discrimination by wearing a shirt with a message.
However, when they arrived at the UAE, they were told by the International Cricket Council (ICC) that they would not be able to wear the shirt.
It pushed Morgan to agree to take the knee before the match against West Indies, the movement was repeated in their second match vs.
Bangladesh in Abu Dhabi.
Morgan and his friends although not too happy with these doubts for what movement they will adopt before each match and they seek clarity.
“I hope we don’t have a problem because it doesn’t have a consistent approach to deal with racism,” Morgan said ahead of the match against Australia.
“Of course, from our side, it is not permitted to have our unity moment before the match (wearing an anti-rasm t-shirt) is just something we have talked about for the two matches we played.
Then this afternoon we will talk about it again because, if we don’t Allowed to take our attitude towards all discrimination, we need to try and find something else that makes a difference for this period of time, “Skipper stressed.
The last week has become turbulent in terms of brush cricket with racism and players standing, or not, posting the episode of Quinton de Kock and its apology to Cricket South Africa and the findings of Yorkshire Regency for the lack of evidence on the accusation of the former Captain County Azeem Rafiq.
Morgan clarified that it was a bilateral series, the choice of English signals (using T-shirts) will be permitted after searching for permits needed from each board and saying that the team will try and find a way to come up with something.
It gave one clue that Morgan and all players might not be too interested in taking the knee because he wanted the message to be collective and want everyone to buy it.
“One thing we always talk about, when we talk about stronger collective messages, is that everyone agreed to what we buy.” When we initially talked about our cultural work, we talked at length and didn’t really want to commit to Whatever unless everyone wants to do it because we feel it is the best way to increase awareness, educate, and I think finding with a stronger message, “he stressed and told me that England did, he would let the Aussie team also know To check whether they are comfortable doing it.
The event posting a throw in Dubai could be more interesting than the game itself.