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Eoin eyes Kiwi crush

Skipper Morgan hopes humiliating defeat to New Zealand at last World Cup will motivate hosts in must-win encounter against the Black Caps today

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England captain Eoin Morgan during a training session at Chester-le-Street yesterday. Pic /Getty Images

England captain Eoin Morgan during a training session at Chester-le-Street yesterday. Pic /Getty Images

Chester-le-Street: Eoin Morgan has revealed England's humiliating defeat by New Zealand in their last World Cup clash left him "as close to rock-bottom as I've been".

But the England captain said it had also been behind his side's white-ball revival that now sees them on the verge of securing a place in the semi-finals of this year's World Cup.

The winners of today's match between England and New Zealand at Chester-le-Street are guaranteed a place in the last four and even the losers could still make it through to the knockout stages. But a World Cup semi-final was the last thing on England's horizon when they were skittled out for just 123 by New Zealand in a group match at Wellington four years ago.

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