Peter Moores is adamant Alastair Cook has recovered from losing the one-day captaincy and is ready to lead England forward in a run of 17 Tests in under a year . Cook was devastated to be axed from 50-over cricket on the brink of his first World Cup and has watched as England have struggled to improve without him under new captain Eoin Morgan . Yet Moores says his relationship with Cook is undamaged and they have been busy planning for their imminent three-Test series against the West Indies . England coach Peter Moores talks with Alex Hales during an England nets session in Adelaide on Saturday . ' I 've spoken to Alastair quite a bit and he 's in a good place , ' said the England coach ahead of the do or die World Cup match against Bangladesh . 'He 's outside of this and is able to plan for Test cricket . 'Our working relationship has n't changed . He 's been an international for a long time and he realises it 's a tough business and things change . He 's thrown his focus totally into the big Test cricket to come . ' That Caribbean series follows this World Cup and begins a year of Test cricket that includes a home series against New Zealand and another Ashes before visits to the UAE to face Pakistan and then South Africa . Alastair Cook ( left ) was devastated to be axed from 50-over cricket on the brink of his first World Cup . Moores admitted that national selector James Whitaker has spoken to Jonathan Trott about a possible return to the Test side . England may face a West Indies side without Chris Gayle — expected to retire from international cricket after this World Cup — and many of their best players could take part in the Indian Premier League instead . England will therefore consider resting players because they have so much important cricket ahead of them , not least the establishing of what will have to be a new one-day side . Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad — prime candidates to be protected from burn-out — will both resist any attempts to force them to rest . National selector James Whitaker has spoken to Jonathan Trott ( above ) about a possible return to Test cricket . Anderson is four wickets away from overtaking Sir Ian Botham as England 's leading Test wicket-taker and wants his family to join him for the first Test in Antigua in the hope he will reach the landmark there . Meanwhile , Moores on Sunday insisted he had no regrets about returning as England coach despite the huge pressure which comes with a poor showing at the World Cup . 'No regrets at all , ' said Moores . ' I felt I could make a difference . We know we 've been behind in the one-day format and have to get better . ' Moores looks on as Stuart Broad bowls during his side 's training session at St Peter 's College in Adelaide .
Alastair Cook was axed from ODI cricket on the brink of his first World Cup . England have struggled to improve under new captain Eoin Morgan . England manager Peter cook insists his relationship with Cook has not been resolved . they are gearing up for a do or die World Cup clash with Bangladesh .