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Michael Vaughan believes Alastair Cook is 'clearly bitter', and must set aside his own World Cup disappointment for the good of his England team at the start of their Ashes year. Cook claimed on Wednesday that England's decision to replace him as captain with Eoin Morgan, at the 11th hour before the global tournament in Australia and New Zealand, was proved 'probably wrong' by subsequent events. England made an embarrassing early exit at the hands of Bangladesh, before the knockout stages were under way. Alastair Cook was replaced as Engtland's one-day captain before this year's World Cup. Former captain Vaughan interprets Cook's remarks as a sign that he is still struggling to come to terms with what happened after losing his 50-over role because of his continued poor batting form. Cook will nonetheless lead England in three Tests against the West Indies, on a tour starting early next month, before returning home to face first New Zealand and then Australia this summer. BBC pundit Vaughan said: 'He's clearly bitter. 'I think that's a bad mentality to have, when you think he's going to be back leading the team in a couple of weeks' time.' Cook led England to a Champions Trophy final on home soil two years ago, and the top of the world rankings, but their recent one-day international record under him deteriorated. Vaughan added: 'Alastair Cook's last six captaincy jobs in (ODI) series for England, he lost every single one. 'The only series they've won was away in the West Indies, when he wasn't the captain.' Michael Vaughan claims Cook is 'bitter' about the decision to replace him as captain. Cook could only watch from afar as England beat only Scotland and Afghanistan in their World Cup campaign under Morgan, but he sensed they were 'shell-shocked' and in need of 'real leadership'. Vaughan argues Cook must move on, and start scoring prolifically again - as he has for the vast majority of his record-breaking career. 'I don't think it's great that the captain comes out and criticises the leadership of the captain that takes over - but he's clearly bitter. 'He's got to clear that out of his head, because it's so important that by the time he gets to the West Indies England need him scoring runs. 'He has to score runs in the Caribbean; he has to get runs against New Zealand - so by the time the Ashes arrive in July, no one is talking about Alastair Cook's position in the Test team. 'He hasn't scored a hundred in any format of the game for two years. That has to change in the West Indies.'
Alastair Cook was replaced as England's one-day captain.
Eoin Morgan led the side at the World Cup but England were knocked out.
Cook believes the decision to replace him was proved 'probably wrong'
Michael Vaughan believes Cook is bitter about the decision.
Skriv några höjdpunkter för följande artikel: Michael Vaughan anser att Alastair Cook är 'klart bitter', och måste avsätta sin egen VM-besvikelse för sitt Englandslags bästa i början av deras Ashes-år. Cook hävdade på onsdagen att Englands beslut att ersätta honom som kapten med Eoin Morgan, vid den 11: e timmen före den globala turneringen i Australien och Nya Zeeland, bevisades "sannolikt fel" av efterföljande händelser. England gjorde en pinsam tidig sorti för Bangladeshs händer, innan knockoutetapperna var på gång. Alastair Cook ersattes som Engtlands endagskapten inför årets VM. Före detta kapten Vaughan tolkar Cooks anmärkningar som ett tecken på att han fortfarande kämpar för att komma till rätta med det som hände efter att ha förlorat sin 50-över-roll på grund av sin fortsatta fattiga slagform. Cook kommer ändå att leda England i tre test mot Västindien, på en turné som börjar i början av nästa månad, innan du återvänder hem för att möta först Nya Zeeland och sedan Australien i sommar. BBC:s skiljeman Vaughan sade: "Han är tydligt bitter. Jag tycker att det är en dålig mentalitet att ha, när man tror att han kommer att vara tillbaka leder laget om ett par veckor. Cook ledde England till en Champions Trophy-final på hemmaplan för två år sedan, och toppen av världsrankingarna, men deras senaste endagslandsrekord under honom försämrades. Vaughan tillade: 'Alastair Cooks sex sista kaptensjobb i (ODI)-serien för England, han förlorade varenda ett. Den enda serien de vunnit var borta i Västindien, när han inte var kapten. Michael Vaughan hävdar att Cook är 'bitter' om beslutet att ersätta honom som kapten. Cook kunde bara se på långt när England slog endast Skottland och Afghanistan i deras VM-kampanj under Morgan, men han kände att de var "skalchockade" och i behov av "riktigt ledarskap". Vaughan argumenterar för att Cook måste gå vidare, och börja göra mål prolifitiskt igen - som han har gjort för den stora majoriteten av sin rekordkarriär. Jag tycker inte att det är bra att kaptenen kommer ut och kritiserar kaptenens ledning som tar över - men han är tydligt bitter. "Han måste rensa det ur huvudet, eftersom det är så viktigt att när han kommer till Västindien England behöver honom scoring körningar. 'Han måste göra mål i Karibien; han måste få kör mot Nya Zeeland - så när askan anländer i juli, ingen talar om Alastair Cook position i testlaget. "Han har inte gjort ett hundratal i något format av spelet på två år. Det måste förändras i Västindien.'
Write some highlights for the following article: Michael Vaughan believes Alastair Cook is 'clearly bitter', and must set aside his own World Cup disappointment for the best of his England team at the beginning of their Ashes year. Cook claimed on Wednesday that England's decision to replace him as captain with Eoin Morgan, at the 11th hour before the global tournament in Australia and New Zealand, was "probably wrong" by subsequent events. England did an embarrassing early sorti for Bangladesh's hands, before the knockout stages were underway. Alastair Cook was replaced as Engtland's one-day captain for the World Cup of the Year. Former Captain Vaughan interprets Cook's remarks as a sign that he is still struggling to come to terms with what happened after losing his 50-over-role due to his continuing poor form of battle. Cook will still lead England in three tests against the West Indies, on a tour that starts early next month, before returning home to face first New Zealand and then Australia this summer. BBC arbitrator Vaughan said, "He is clearly bitter. I think it's a bad mentality to have, when you think he'll be back, the team will lead in a couple of weeks. Cook led England to a Champions Trophy final at home two years ago, and the top of the world rankings, but their latest one-day country record under him deteriorated. Vaughan added: 'Alastair Cook's last six captain jobs in the (ODI) series for England, he lost every single one. The only series they won was gone in the West Indies, when he wasn't captain. Michael Vaughan claims Cook is 'bitter' about the decision to replace him as captain. Cook could only watch at a long time when England beat only Scotland and Afghanistan in their World Cup campaign under Morgan, but he felt they were "shell-shock" and in need of "real leadership". Vaughan argues that Cook must move on, and begin scoring prolifically again - as he has done for the vast majority of his record career. I don't think it's good that the captain comes out and criticizes the captain's leadership taking over - but he's clearly bitter. "He has to clear it out of his head, because it's so important that when he comes to West Indies England he needs scoring runs. 'He must score in the Caribbean; he must be allowed to run against New Zealand - so when the ashes arrive in July, nobody talks about Alastair Cook position on the test team. "He hasn't made a hundred in any format of the game in two years. That has to change in the Caribbean.'
Alastair Cook ersattes som Englands endagskapten. Eoin Morgan ledde sidan vid VM men England slogs ut. Cook tror att beslutet att ersätta honom bevisades 'förmodligen fel' Michael Vaughan anser att Cook är bitter över beslutet.
Alastair Cook was replaced as England's one-day captain. Eoin Morgan led the side at the World Cup but England was knocked out. Cook believes that the decision to replace him was 'probably proved wrong' Michael Vaughan believes Cook is bitter about the decision.