[caption id="attachment_10900" align="alignnone" width="580"]england-practice---at--eden England captain Eoin Morgan will look to continue the winning momentum in the final. Image Source: Xtra Time[/caption] Internet Desk: England skipper Eoin Morgan cautioned his bowlers ahead of the big World T20 final saying their focus would be on the entire Caribbean side and not just Chris Gayle in the World T20 final at Eden Gardens. The final would provide England with a golden opportunity to avenge their loss against the West Indies in Super 10 stage, a game in which the Caribbeans’ rode on Gayle’s unbeaten century to come out victorious. However, since then the Jamaican has been quiet, scoring just nine runs in two innings and is due for big knock tomorrow but Morgan said Lendl Simmons innings against India in the semi-final proves that "West Indies team is not just about Gayle". "Even before we played them in the group stages I was quite firm that the West Indies team is not just about Chris Gayle," Morgan said on the eve of the summit clash. "It is important when you are playing good sides you don’t focus on one or two players, its everybody, because anybody can hurt you, and I think India witnessed that in the semi-final. Everyone watching the game (semi-final) witnessed that with Lendl Simmons innings," said Morgan. "Winning the title would mean a huge amount. I think given the strides that weve made in the last 12 months in the white-ball cricket, this would be a great reward for the mindset weve shown, the dedication and the hard work," Morgan said. The West Indies have dominated England in T20I’s. They have a healthy  9-4 win-loss record against England going into the final. Morgan said past results would have no bearing on the final. "I think its two completely different teams. Given that weve grown as a side, game after game. It’s difficult to compare sides from the first game of the tournament to the final of the World Cup."