Dubai (UAE): Ahead of the second match in Super 12 Stage in the ongoing T20 World Cup, Western Hinder and England on Saturday took the knee to show support for the war against racism.
On the night of the match, England captain Eoin Morgan said the team would join West Indies in taking the knee.
“Tomorrow we will join West Indies in taking the knee to show our support in the war against racism.
The second part of it is that we always feel that we need something in us and our parties that we feel change, both locally and nationally and Potentially globally, “Morgan said on Friday during a pre-match press conference according to ICC.
“Our moment of unity we have at home for quite a long time, I think, cultural development, education, raise awareness in that space, too, and it works for us, and it is well developed.
And the people are engaged and want to be Do more.
“Unfortunately during this tournament, we cannot do that.
If we can do it every match, we will do it.
But yes, we are happy to take the knees tomorrow, “he added.
Previously on that day, Australia kicked Super 12 of the T20 2021 World Cup stage with a five-goal goal in South Africa in low contest assessment in Abu Dhabi.
Even South Africa and Australia Have knelt before the start of their match on Saturday.
Return to the game, after limiting Proteas to 118 for nine, Australia slipped to three replies before Steve Smith and Partnership Glenn Maxwell of 42 set the platform for Marcus Stoinis and Matthew Wade to see Justin Langer’s house home with two spare balls.
T20 WC: England Joins West Indies takes the knee before opening the match
