Eoin Morgan has promised that his England captaincy will be "back to the basics" for the upcoming World Cup in New Zealand and Australia.
The Irish-born batsman replaced Alastair Cook as one-day skipper following the team's fourth ODI series defeat in a row against Sri Lanka in December.
The 28-year-old told BBC Sport: "There will be certain things Alastair would do that I wouldn't just because it is his character and mine.
"When I've captained in the past I've tended to strip things back to the basics. That's my method.
"We've had a difficult time over the last 12 months, but I think the individual world-class performances we've put in at stages gives guys a lot of belief and it gives me a lot of confidence coming into these three months."
England begin their World Cup campaign against Australia on February 14th.
