Eoin Morgan, England's World Cup-winning captain, has been appointed as the new President of the Professional Cricketers' Association. Morgan, 37, captained England to victory in the 2019 World Cup and retired in 2022 after more than 350 international appearances across formats. He will succeed the outgoing president Charlotte Edwards, to become the role's tenth incumbent. During his time as England captain, Morgan sat on the Team England Player Partnership (TEPP) Management Board. "Having been a PCA member for 19 years, it gives me an overwhelming sense of gratitude and honour to be provided this prestigious opportunity," Morgan said. "As we navigate through an ever-changing landscape of cricket, the role of the PCA is even more critical. We must ensure that the organisation adapts and innovates to safeguard the evolving needs of our players, to enable them to thrive on and off the field. "I am also looking forward to supporting the Professional Cricketers' Trust which has always been close to my heart and will hopefully enable me to give something back to the game." PCA Chair, James Harris, said: "What Eoin Morgan has achieved for England cricket is indisputable. As a former teammate, Eoin understands the challenges and the opportunities that are ahead of us and I look forward to working with him again." PCA Chief Executive, Rob Lynch, added: "I would like to congratulate Eoin on his election as PCA President and pay tribute to the outgoing Charlotte Edwards MBE for her work over the last three years. "I have personally known Eoin for many years and have been inspired by his leadership, calming influence and knowledge of all aspects of cricket. I very much look forward to seeking his wise counsel as we continue to navigate the changing nature of the game to ensure the player voice is represented in the many debates that lie ahead. "I could not think of any player with more global experience than Eoin to help us achieve our goals." Morgan, 37, captained Britain to triumph in the 2019 World Cup and resigned in 2022 after in excess of 350 global appearances across designs. He will succeed the active president Charlotte Edwards, to turn into the job's 10th officeholder. During his experience as Britain commander, Morgan sat in the Group Britain Player Organization (TEPP) The executives Board. "Having been a PCA part for quite a long time, it offers me a staggering feeling of appreciation and distinction to be given this esteemed an open door," Morgan said. "As we explore through a consistently changing scene of cricket, the job of the PCA is significantly more basic. We should guarantee that the association adjusts and enhances to defend the developing requirements of our players, to empower them to blossom with and off the field. "I'm likewise anticipating supporting the Expert Cricketers' Trust which has forever been near my heart and will ideally empower me to give something back to the game." PCA Seat, James Harris, said: "What Eoin Morgan has accomplished for Britain cricket is undeniable. As a previous colleague, Eoin comprehends the difficulties and the valuable open doors that are in front of us and I anticipate working with him once more." PCA CEO, Loot Lynch, added: "I might want to salute Eoin on his political decision as PCA President and honor the active Charlotte Edwards MBE for her work throughout recent years. "I have actually known Eoin for a long time and have been propelled by his administration, quieting impact and information on all parts of cricket. I particularly anticipate looking for his wise direction as we keep on exploring the changing idea of the game to guarantee the player voice is addressed in the many discussions that lie ahead. "I was unable to consider any player with more worldwide experience than Eoin to assist us with accomplishing our objectives."