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Eoin Morgan (England)

Full Name:	Eoin Morgan
Date of birth:	10 / 09 / 1986
Country:	England
Role:	Batsman
Batting style:	Left-hand
Bowling style:	Right arm medium

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Career summary

- Test debut: v Bangladesh, at Lord's, May 27-31

- Ireland ODI debut: v Scotland, at Ayr, August 5 2006

- England ODI debut: v West Indies, at Bristol, May 24 2009

- England T20I debut: v Holland, at Lord's, June 5 2009

- Outrageously gifted, powerful and unorthodox left-hander who had a prolific one-day and ICC career with his native Ireland.

- His performances in green - his final innings for Ireland was a match-winning 84 not out against Canada - plus some eye-catching one-day knocks for Middlesex earned him an England call-up in summer 2009 once his qualification period was completed.

- After some mixed early results for England in one-dayers and the World Twenty20, he burst to international prominence with his combination of steely-eyed determination, wristy reverse-sweeps and power hitting down the ground as unfancied England reached the semi-finals at the ICC Champions Trophy in South Africa.

- Continued to cement his spot in England's one-day middle order on the subsequent tour of South Africa.

- Scored his maiden ODI century for England during a match-winning performance against Bangladesh in March 2010.

- A key component in England's middle-order as they won the 2010 World Twenty20.

- His stunning one-day performances earned him a Test call-up - despite a modest first-class record - for the home series against Bangladesh. He made 44 and 37 in his two knocks as England won 2-0.

- His reputation as a one-day finisher got another boost as a nerveless unbeaten century saw England to victory in the first ODI against Australia in June 2010. England went on to win 3-2, with Morgan named man of the series.

July 2010