Eoin Morgan believes that England must recall Joe Root and Ben Stokes to their white-ball set-up ahead of next year's Champions Trophy in Pakistan. Root and Stirs up last played ODIs at the 2023 ODI World Cup in India, where Britain's endeavor to protect the title they won interestingly under Morgan's administration in 2019 finished in a shameful gathering stage exit. Neither one of the players will highlight in the three-match series against West Indies what begins not long from now, yet Britain have implied they are still in the blend. Stirs up was inaccessible for Britain's 3-2 series rout against Australia last month because of injury, however would have been probably not going to include in any case, while Root was refreshed to offer him a reprieve between Test series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Britain were additionally missing Imprint Wood and Jos Buttler through injury, with Harry Stream captaining in Buttler's nonappearance. "Right now, I'm glad to back the more youthful players," Morgan said at the send off of the Global Bosses Association in Mumbai on Tuesday. "In the new series against Australia, they tracked down a layout. Australia, you need to praise how great they are right now in all organizations of the game. However, when you put them facing a side that, at stages, didn't have [Jofra] Bowman, no Wood, Stirs up and Root too, no Buttler, that is a portion of your Britain group. "The run pursue at Durham, when Harry Creek scored that heavenly hundred and afterward proceeded to dig up some authentic confidence as chief… the format that they saw as in that game, I thought, is one that truly suits the players that they've chosen. I would urge them to go on with that format and look forward to the Heroes Prize." Britain just play six more ODIs before the Heroes Prize one year from now: three in the Caribbean, and three additional in India toward the beginning of February. Morgan accepts that the West Indies series will furnish their more youthful players with a potential chance to make their cases for consideration, however that Brendon McCullum ought to bring the serious weapons back when he takes over as white-ball mentor in January. "Ben Stirs up has previously said that he hasn't had the call at this point from Baz with respect to regardless of whether he will play," Morgan said. "Assuming that call comes, clearly he couldn't want anything more than to play. In my eyes, they must come into a significant world competition and hope to win it, and that implies attempting to track down the best group - and as far as I might be concerned, Stirs up and Establish are in that best group. "The more youthful players playing in the forthcoming series against the West Indies, and afterward coming here [India] in February, the open door is there before your face. Also, that open door can be immediately removed when those huge names return."