<p>England captain Eoin Morgan believes the "outstanding" Tymal Mills can force his way into the squad for October's Twenty20 World Cup where there are only currently "half a dozen guys nailed down" so far.</p>.<p>Fast bowler Mills, a T20 specialist owing to a congenital back condition, is making something of a comeback after injuries that have interrupted his career since his last England appearance in February 2017.</p>.<p>The Sussex left-arm quick, who can top speeds of 90 mph, will also have a chance to make his case in the inaugural edition of the Hundred, where the 28-year-old will be representing Southern Brave.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/cricket/england-sri-lanka-series-to-go-ahead-despite-referees-covid-case-1002196.html" target="_blank">England-Sri Lanka series to go ahead despite referee's Covid case</a></strong></p>.<p>"If everybody was fit, I don't think there are many nailed down," said Morgan, speaking after England's 3-0 T20 series win over Sri Lanka, completed in Southampton on Saturday.</p>.<p>"There's probably half a dozen guys nailed down. There's a significant period of time.</p>.<p>"There are guys playing in the Hundred like Tymal Mills who could easily present a case."</p>.<p>Morgan, England's captain when they won the 2019 50-over World Cup, added: "He is an outstanding bowler, and we've always been in communication with him, wanting him to get fit, play as much cricket as possible, and leave him alone until the World Cup comes.</p>.<p>"Playing for Sussex, given the journey that he's been on, on a regular basis, is way better for him than trying to get fit for sporadic T20 series through the year."</p>.<p>England overwhelmed Sri Lanka despite Jos Buttler missing the final two matches because of a small tear in his right calf.</p>.<p>The injury will keep the limited-overs vice-captain out of action during the three-match one-day international series between the sides, starting at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday.</p>.<p>Wicketkeeper-batsman Buttler's injury means he is doubtful for three ODIs and three T20s against Pakistan next month.</p>.<p>England will also want multi-format star Buttler involved in a five-Test series at home to India starting in August, the T20 World Cup and the subsequent Ashes tour of Australia</p>.<p>"Calves are sometimes difficult to come back with, it depends how they present themselves in the first week, so we'll be constantly monitoring that," said Morgan.</p>.<p>"Certainly at the moment, it's not a priority that Jos is 100 percent fit for the white-ball stuff that we're coming through -- given the cricket he has coming up with Tests, T20 World Cup and a possible Ashes down the line. I think there are other priorities that he needs to be fit for."</p>
<p>England captain Eoin Morgan believes the "outstanding" Tymal Mills can force his way into the squad for October's Twenty20 World Cup where there are only currently "half a dozen guys nailed down" so far.</p>.<p>Fast bowler Mills, a T20 specialist owing to a congenital back condition, is making something of a comeback after injuries that have interrupted his career since his last England appearance in February 2017.</p>.<p>The Sussex left-arm quick, who can top speeds of 90 mph, will also have a chance to make his case in the inaugural edition of the Hundred, where the 28-year-old will be representing Southern Brave.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/cricket/england-sri-lanka-series-to-go-ahead-despite-referees-covid-case-1002196.html" target="_blank">England-Sri Lanka series to go ahead despite referee's Covid case</a></strong></p>.<p>"If everybody was fit, I don't think there are many nailed down," said Morgan, speaking after England's 3-0 T20 series win over Sri Lanka, completed in Southampton on Saturday.</p>.<p>"There's probably half a dozen guys nailed down. There's a significant period of time.</p>.<p>"There are guys playing in the Hundred like Tymal Mills who could easily present a case."</p>.<p>Morgan, England's captain when they won the 2019 50-over World Cup, added: "He is an outstanding bowler, and we've always been in communication with him, wanting him to get fit, play as much cricket as possible, and leave him alone until the World Cup comes.</p>.<p>"Playing for Sussex, given the journey that he's been on, on a regular basis, is way better for him than trying to get fit for sporadic T20 series through the year."</p>.<p>England overwhelmed Sri Lanka despite Jos Buttler missing the final two matches because of a small tear in his right calf.</p>.<p>The injury will keep the limited-overs vice-captain out of action during the three-match one-day international series between the sides, starting at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday.</p>.<p>Wicketkeeper-batsman Buttler's injury means he is doubtful for three ODIs and three T20s against Pakistan next month.</p>.<p>England will also want multi-format star Buttler involved in a five-Test series at home to India starting in August, the T20 World Cup and the subsequent Ashes tour of Australia</p>.<p>"Calves are sometimes difficult to come back with, it depends how they present themselves in the first week, so we'll be constantly monitoring that," said Morgan.</p>.<p>"Certainly at the moment, it's not a priority that Jos is 100 percent fit for the white-ball stuff that we're coming through -- given the cricket he has coming up with Tests, T20 World Cup and a possible Ashes down the line. I think there are other priorities that he needs to be fit for."</p>