Fast bowler James Anderson has warned all of England 's World Cup flops will face battles to salvage their limited-overs careers . England boss Peter Moores has faced the brunt of the criticism and Anderson recognises his former Lancashire coach is under close scrutiny , after defeat to Bangladesh on Monday ended hopes of reaching the quarter-finals . Anderson told The Sun : 'Peter 's position might come under pressure in the next few weeks but every member of this squad should also come under pressure . There have been guys - myself included - who have not performed . ' James Anderson arrives at Sydney Airport , after defeat against Bangladesh in Adelaide knocked them out . England boss Peter Moores has faced the brunt of the criticism following a dismal World Cup . England batsman James Taylor reacts after he was dismissed by Bangladesh bowler Taskin Ahmed . Bangladesh players celebrate after they defeated England in their Cricket World Cup match . Bangladesh players celebrate after they defeated England by 15 runs in their Cricket World Cup match . Anderson , who has taken a meagre four wickets in five matches , is determined to emerge from his own doldrums and prove he can again be a menacing strike bowler at the highest level . ' I want to carry on , ' he said in his column for the newspaper . ' I came into the World Cup as the number four-ranked one-day bowler in the world so my form in the last couple of years has been good . ' Yet he admits to feeling ' a mixture of seething anger and devastation ' over England 's performance in Australia and New Zealand , and said the team 'let down ' the coaching staff and supporters . Stuart Broad arrives at Sydney Airport after England 's defeat to Bangladesh in the World Cup . England have faced widespread accusations of being out of step with the pace of modern one-day international cricket , and reliant on statistics rather than their instincts . Anderson disputes that , and said : 'Peter does not suffocate players with statistics and data . The numbers are available if a player wants them . It is up to each individual . ' England and Wales Cricket Board managing director Paul Downton has promised there will be no knee-jerk reaction to the team 's failure , which may mean Moores is safe in his job for the medium term . That would be welcomed by Anderson , who said : ' I want Peter to stay as head coach . ' Moeen Ali arrives at Sydney Airport after their defeat against Bangladesh in Adelaide .
England crashed out of the World Cup following defeat to Bangladesh . Boss Peter Moores has faced the brunt of the criticism following the exit . But Anderson has warned the players they will also face a salvage battle . England face Afghanistan in their remaining World Cup fixture . CLICK HERE for all the latest Cricket World Cup 2015 news .