Eoin Morgan is expected to step down as England's white-ball captain and retire from international cricket on Tuesday morning after seven-and-a-half years in charge.
Morgan was appointed in 2014 and has spearheaded England's revolution in limited-overs cricket, transforming the one-day sides and leading them to their first World Cup in 2019, but his form and fitness have left him considering his future.
He has been unable to play games on back-to-back days this year due to regular muscle injuries in his right leg, and missed Wednesday's third ODI against the Netherlands with a "groin niggle" after consecutive ducks in the first two games of the series.
Morgan was appointed in 2014 and has spearheaded England's revolution in limited-overs cricket, transforming the one-day sides and leading them to their first World Cup in 2019, but his form and fitness have left him considering his future.
He has been unable to play games on back-to-back days this year due to regular muscle injuries in his right leg, and missed Wednesday's third ODI against the Netherlands with a "groin niggle" after consecutive ducks in the first two games of the series.