"I think I still have a lot of work to do," she said. "I have been playing a bit better this tournament and when I'm practising here, just building. I haven't played that many matches since New York so I'm just trying to get into a rhythm again. "We've also got clear direction from the new coaching staff in how we want to play the game, while at the same time having those staples around our defence and our set-piece. And given Rashid's performances in recent years, why wouldn't you rely on him? Previously criticised for a lack of consistency, the Yorkshireman's control is now among his most notable attributes and, added to ability to turn the ball big and a fine array of wrist-spin variations, it makes him a nightmare for opposition batters. So, the good news for concerned England fans is that if Morgan does get himself into rhythm in the coming games, history tells us he is likely to maintain it throughout the tournament and beyond.