The 31-year-old admitted the second of those dismissals - which came just after England had been forced to reorganise their plans for the death overs after paceman Tymal Mills pulled up injured - actually gave him greater satisfaction than his maiden T20I century. One aspect of the T20 World Cup which Morgan is pleased with is, is the presence of the players' families, as he believes his side cannot continue playing under strict Covid protocols for much longer. "There's a lot of excitement building around this team and where we're going. We've been building over the last three, four, five years to get to where we are now and it feels like we're starting to turn a corner in terms of getting wins from more of the narrow games, which is great. Richard Riakporhe and Olanrewaju Durodola both threatened to earn a world title fight in destructive style ahead of Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez's arrival in their division.