Eoin Morgan has clarified that he is not interested in coaching England's white-ball cricket team, distancing himself from speculation following the underwhelming performances of the current coach, Matthew Mott. Morgan, who led England to their World Cup victory in 2019, stated the timing is not right for him due to family commitments and his enjoyment of his current media role. The England team faced criticism after failing to progress past the group stage in the 2023 World Cup and being eliminated in the T20 semi-finals by India. Mott, under scrutiny for these results, is reportedly facing potential dismissal as Rob Key, the managing director, reviews the team's performance. Morgan expressed support for Mott and indicated he may consider coaching in the future but for now prefers to focus on family and commentary. The England white-ball team is set to play Australia in September, with the ICC Champions Trophy scheduled for February 2025.