England Skipper Alastair Cook a bit Fetched About Winning Worldcup 2015

The idea of ​​Alastair Cook of England in the World Cup 2015 ", which is a bit" can win, but admitted that he had no plans to step down as England's one-day captain insists. England, with almost 20 overs in a match, sealing a 3-0 series result, the rest were thrashed by nine wickets at Edgbaston, India.

It was in England lost their last five matches and won five out of six in the series. Cook in the absence of the team's success in the same series, the Caribbean, I had a dream.

A captain is now officially sanctioned by them actually have an opinion - a maximum of 13 matches to go ahead of the World Cup in England, the competition to find the time to provide them with a viable plan being implemented.

80 in 38 ODI innings and is now 26 months has not been reached, Cook admitted to doubts about his own form, but he is convinced that England's strategy is correct and he is a part of turning around a disappointing run of results.

"I aim to try to win the World Cup in Australia who has captained three and a half years," said Cook. "I know that time is a bit far-fetched, but the changing room, there is a lot of really good players and we have to improve at the rate we got a chance to improve., That is what we believe.
By definition, it will automatically become the champions of the need to improve the team.
Cook has his doubts about his own performance and was always present. "You always have doubts about that, and I've had 80 games and 100 test questions that you are always trying to prove that you are good enough and trying to contribute to the England innings for the win. Sufficient. Batters to the ultimate goal of the news that the change in international cricket, that you do not always have doubts, each day is a test.

Insisted that he has no plans to leave. If I am allowed "at this precise point in time, no., I, yes, I'll be at the World Cup, to have a say in the choice, but it is not., Then I do not have to take that on the chin., I hope, but if it is, it is.

"I'm 40-odd overs to bat, I will score enough to be at a good rate, is expected to be at the top of the order.'s What I've done, I've done well with the bat."

Cook for 40 odd overs suggestion sounded dangerously close to all-or-nothing on his own, putting an emphasis on the ability to actually suggest that the bat through the innings.
Cook had not been allowed in the dressing room, while the poor run of results, he suggested that, due to the poor more poor execution skills than boys.

"Maybe for some of these guys, it's the first time we've lost this seriously," said Cook. "It's really a true test of character for the whole team.

Always when you start to doubt the results. Showing that we do not show because "at the very moment we do not know our best 11., That is the position we are in at the moment. We've got a one-day cricket for six months to try and put that right.

"I do not think there is no need to change our strategy., I think we need it. Starts we got really good in the first 10 overs in the first two games, and the problem is that none of us have gone.

It's our batting at the moment, with our lack of the most basic skills are implemented. Batter for a day, a few times while you take shots at low risk, the need to be able to score at a good rate, but the back is putting pressure on the opposition, but also the choice of staying. Unfortunately, we do not do it.
"But it's amazing how quickly you can turn around. As a team we've got to stay true to our beliefs and the fact that you lose faith in you as a player, cricket games, people start to suspect that you want to get away from you at the chip and the got the reason why the choice to replace is perhaps the first." 


"You only have to look at the dressing room now to see whether it matters," said Cook. "Test cricket is not being brought up in a country that has huge significance., But you can put a huge importance in Test cricket, one-day cricket is not just because it does not count.

"We've got six months to the World Cup. Now our big focus. There is no Test cricket for six months, so it's very important."