england and wales cricket board managing director paul downton insists he retains 'every faith' in coach peter moores despite england's humiliating exit at the world cup on monday a 15 run defeat to bangladesh saw england crash out in the group stages of the one day tournament after a dismal campaign that included four defeats in five matches moores' tactics and team selection have come under heavy scrutiny since he was appointed head coach 11 months ago but downton insists the former lancashire coach remains the right man for the job england coach peter moores (left) is under intense pressure following his side's poor world cup campaign  james taylor (right) was dismissed for just one run as bangladesh bowler taskin ahmed (left) celebrates  bangladesh bowler ahmed celebrates taking the wicket of england batsman taylor  england batsman taylor (left) walks off after being dismissed while bangladesh continue to celebrate  england batsman moeen ali runs after playing a shot during the world cup match with bangladesh  'i have every faith in peter moores,' downton told sky sports 'part of the reason for appointing peter moores was he is a very experienced coach 'whoever took this job was going to have a really difficult job 'we had a side that broke up in australia, we had to introduce new players and part of dealing with it   which was obviously going to be pressurised   was that experience 'we're very early into an appointment much as we'd like to change things instantly, it takes time 'look at new zealand and where they were with their one day cricket two years ago   it takes time to bring things through 'we had a very successful team between 2009 and 2013, we have to rebuild again 'there are no shortcuts we have to back our players, invest in them and in time we will be back there again' bangladesh wicket keeper mushfiqur rahim knocks off the bails to run out  ali ian bell (left) looks on  england batsman ali lies on the ground after being run out by  rahim during the world cup match  rubel hossain (left) looks towards england batsman  bell after he is dismissed for 63 runs  bangladesh's mohammad mahmudullah reacts after scoring his nation's first ever world cup century 
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england fell to a 15 run defeat by bangladesh at the world cup  the result sees them exit the tournament at the group stage  head coach peter moores is under immense pressure from fans  but ecb managing director paul downton insists he has faith in his man  nasser hussain: england cricket flops must take responsibility for world cup exit, but mistakes were made by moores  click here for all the latest cricket world cup news 