Eoin Morgan returns for Middlesex in bid to reclaim England spot Morgan is likely to feature in England's one-day and Twenty20 squads for their forthcoming series against the West Indies and Australia but he has lost his place at No 6 in the Test side first to Samit Patel and now Jonathan Bairstow. "I'm sure that he's aware he needs to get back to county cricket and score hundreds and big hundreds for Middlesex to remind the selectors of what he's capable of in Test cricket," Fraser said. I spoke to him after the UAE and he wants to play Test cricket. He wants to play as much international cricket as he can. Morgan's return to county action came on a slow pitch that stifled strokeplay and he managed two fours off Claude Henderson before he drove Josh Cobb to extra cover. Neil Dexter, with an unbeaten 54 from 41 balls, and Gareth Berg, who hit a quickfire 43, accelerated before Finn, released from England's Test squad at Lord's, undermined Leicestershire with three wickets in seven balls. Ramnaresh Sarwan was bowled heaving, Matt Boyce played on and Greg Smith was lbw to the first ball of the next over. Finn dropped a difficult running catch at long on which gave Wayne White a reprieve but only a temporary one as he soon outside edged to backward point to end a sixth wicket stand of 66 with Ned Eckersley.