Alastair Cook says he won't remained down as England one-day commander regardless of their arrangement vanquish by India.
Tuesday's nine-wicket misfortune was the most recent of three overwhelming annihilations just five prior months the World Cup, while ex-players, for example, Graeme Swann fondle Cook ought to give the one-day diversion.
"At this exact minute, I'm still eager to do it," 29-year-old Cook told BBC Test Match Special.
"In the event that the administration say they don't need me, that is a choice they make."
BBC cricket journalist Jonathan Agnew
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"The inlet between the sides is an outright gorge right now and England need to have a root-and-limb survey of their arrangements for the World Cup. Alastair Cook's position as commander ought to be high on the motivation. The selectors must acknowledge that there is an extremely solid contention for standing him down from the one-day group."
Cook's position as Test commander went under examination when India took a 1-0 lead in the Test arrangement prior in the mid year, just for England to finish a 3-1 triumph.
"The baffling thing is that, each side I appear to play in for England, there's an inquiry regarding my spot," included opening batsman Cook. "That is a hard place to work from.
"I went from 1-0 down to 3-1. It changes rapidly in game. My believability is not for me to remark on."
Cook assumed responsibility of the one-day global side in 2011, heading England to the highest point of the ODI world rankings in 2012.
Alastair Cook's ODI batting record
Year games runs average
2006 2 80 40.00
2007 14 403 28.78
2008 7 219 31.28
2009 None - -
2010 3 156 52.00
2011 15 600 46.15
2012 15 663 47.35
2013 16 560 35.00
2014 13 358 29.83
As captain 62 2,337 40.29
Not as captain 23 702 30.52
All out 85 3,039 37.51
In any case, England have won one and only arrangement against an alternate Test-playing country since 2012 and have lost their last four at home, however they did achieve the last of the Champions Trophy on home soil in 2013.
In general, Cook midpoints 40.29 as ODI captain, however that figure was as high as 47.35 in 2012, and has since dropped to 29.83 for 2014.
"I know I need to score more runs," said Cook. "I've done that in the past and I will later on.
"I've had three-and-a-half years of one-day captaincy experience. We've done some decent stuff in that time, yet we're having an overwhelming blip right now."
The most recent overwhelming thrashing by India came after the hosts were bowled out for just 206 at Edgbaston, with the vacationers pursuing down their focus with 117 balls to extra.
England's losing one-day run
England have lost nine of their last 12 finished Odis under Cook's captaincy against Test-playing countries
England have lost their last four ODI arrangement at home
England under Cook: played 62, won 33, lost 26, tied 1, no come about 2
The last diversion at Headingley on Friday is England's last home ODI before the World Cup in Australia in New Zealand, which starts in February.
"We haven't played exceptionally well, no place close to our potential," said Cook. "That is the most disappointing thing. The players need to take a gander at themselves and turn it around.
"The fellows are ravenous to succeed, we're simply not conveying right now. In the event that anybody thinks their spot is sheltered, then they are incorrect."
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