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Tuesday 25 May 2010 8:32 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 11:22 am

Morgan taken aback by Test chance

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TWENTY20 world-beater Eoin Morgan has admitted his shock at being called up to England’s Test squad, but does not believe he will have trouble reproducing his one-day heroics in the longer form of the game.

Morgan’s inclusion in a 12-man squad for the two-match series against Bangladesh, starting tomorrow at Lord’s, is a reward for his dazzling performances in England’s triumphant World Twenty20 campaign earlier this month.

“It did surprise me to get that phone call,” said the 23-year-old, referring to his call-up on at the weekend.

“The last six months I’ve been part of a very successful England team, which has been great. And my individual game has come quite a long way in that time, and improved quite a lot.

“I’m going to continue to play the way I do in the long form of the game, which is quite simple.

“It’s not a case of taking everything to the bowlers as it has been the last six months.

“But, again, I’m going to be looking forward to it and hopefully I can make an impact.”

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