article_snippet: There was nothing more mind-numbingly maddening in the aftermath of England’s worst the Cricket World Cup exit yet than the immediate reaction of Coach Peter Moores.
article_snippet: Coach Peter Moores faces an uncertain future following England's humiliating exit from the Cricket World Cup .
article_snippet: To hurl all the blame in the direction of Moores would be unfair but there is no question that Moores position must now come under serious scrutiny,
article_snippet: Moores faces an uncertain future following England's humiliating exit against Bangladesh .
article_snippet: Moores pictured after the defeat as Moores speaks with press in Adelaide about their a World Cup exit .
article_snippet: To highlight Moores immediate mention of data on television is not to take a cheap shot at a decent man who appears to be liked and respected by players who on the whole have let Moores and their country down here.
article_snippet: By the time Moores gave a more considered press conference yesterday there was no mention of the statistics that seem to have weighed down even a free spirit in Eoin Morgan, who has been a huge disappointment as captain here.
article_snippet: My gut feeling is that Moores will be given the summer before England think about replacing Moores but a personal view is that maybe Moores assistant Paul Farbrace, an Asia Cup and World Twenty20 winner with Sri Lanka before throwing in Moores lot with England, could take extra responsibility for limited-overs cricket.
article_snippet: The overwhelming favourite to succeed Moores if and when Moores goes is Jason Gillespie but Moores distanced Moores from the role yesterday and there is no doubt that the Yorkshire coach and Moores family are happy and settled in Leeds.
highlights_snippet: Coach Peter Moores spoke in the aftermath of looking at data in review .
  