Moores: 'We thought 275 was chaseable. We'll have to look at the data'

Peter Moores faces an uncertain future following England's humiliating exit from the 2015 Cricket World Cup as the coach remarkably said he would have to 'look at the data' to work out why.

England were beaten by 15 runs against Bangladesh at the Adelaide Oval to make it four defeats against Test-playing nations with their win over Scotland scant consolation.

Moores, speaking after the loss on Monday, said: 'We thought 275 was chaseable. We'll have to look at the data.

Peter Moores faces an uncertain future following England's humiliating exit from the 2015 Cricket World Cup

England were beaten by 15 runs at the Adelaide Oval to make it four defeats against Test-playing nations

England captain Eoin Morgan looks dejected as he leaves the field after their World Cup match

Morgan's fifth ODI duck in 12 innings summed up their poor performance at the World Cup

HOW ABOUT THIS DATA, PETER? 90 - the amount of runs captain Eoin Morgan scored in five innings at the World Cup 12.2 - the overs it took for New Zealand to beat England's total of 123 in their second group game. 111 - Australia's margin of victory in the opening game of the tournament 654 - total of runs scored by Australia and Sri Lanka against England 1 - number of centuries scored by an England batsman against Test playing nations 72 - number of runs scored by Sri Lanka off the bowling of Chris Woakes 0 - number of wins registered by England over Test playing nations in the tournament 0 - the number of centuries scored by a Bangladesh batsman in a World Cup before playing England on Monday. 37.4-1-234-5 - Chris Woakes's tournament bowling figures. 49 - the amount of runs Steven Finn went for in two overs against New Zealand. Advertisement

'You just feel hollow if I'm being honest. Very, very disappointed. We haven't played well enough, we've got to accept that.

'You just feel like you've let people down, that would be the main emotion.

'I want to carry on desperately. It's certainly not my decision. I hope [to stay]. I'm here to try and make a difference. Certainly on a day like today you look at it and you know we have a lot of work to do in one-day cricket - there's no doubt about that.

'We haven't played well enough in this tournament all the way through. That's something we have to look at.

'It's a game we felt we should have won. We should have chased 275 and we didn't do it - we have to take that on the chin.'

England must now play out a dead rubber against Afghanistan on Friday in a tournament that was summed up against Bangladesh by Eoin Morgan's fifth ODI duck in 12 innings.

Morgan replaced Alastair Cook as captain shortly before England left for their warm-ups in Australia, with the relatively untested Gary Ballance also drafted in at number three.

Moores continued: 'We haven't got a settled team. We've lost two key players at the top of our order (Cook and) Jonathan Trott was the number three, we've lost some players and we accept that, we don't make an excuse of it. We tried to find what we think are the best players to get into that team.

'Gary is a very good one-day player, we felt that was the right decision. He didn't play well enough, Alex (Hales) got his go today.

England batsman James Taylor reacts after he was dismissed during the 15-run defeat by Bangladesh

FROM BAD TO EVEN WORSE Dec 19 - Alastair Cook replaced by Eoin Morgan as England ODI captain Jan 14 - England beat Prime Minister's XI by 60 runs as Ian Bell hits magnificent 187 Jan 16 - Australia beat England by three wickets but Morgan hits 121 in first ODI since replacing Cook as captain Jan 20 - England beat India by nine wickets Jan 23 - Australia beat England by three wickets via a Steve Smith century Jan 30 - England beat India by three wickets to set up tri-series final with Australia Feb 1 - Same old, same old as Australia again beat England by 112 runs to win tri-series Feb 9 - England beat West Indies by nine wickets in World Cup warm-up match Feb 11 - Pakistan beat England by four wickets in final World Cup warm-up tie Feb 14 - Australia beat England by 111 runs on opening day of World Cup Feb 20 - New Zealand beat England by eight wickets as Peter Moores's men are crushed Feb 22 - England beat Scotland by 119 runs as expected via 128 from Mooen Ali Feb 28 - Sri Lanka beat shameful England by nine wickets for a third crushing defeat Advertisement

'There was no obvious team to pick because they're young players, they haven't played a lot of cricket. We've got nine guys who haven't been to a World Cup before.

'That's the reality of it. You make your choice, you pick the side you think is the best team, which we did, and we have to accept they didn't play well enough.'

Shane Warne and Kevin Pietersen were among those criticising England on Twitter after their early elimination in the group stages.

'England had the wrong team, the wrong style of play and everyone could see it. Tonight's result is not a shock, I feel for Morgan. Coach is in trouble,' Warne tweeted.

Pietersen added: 'I cannot believe this. I just cannot. But, well done Bangladesh! You deserved it!

'Do not say we haven't prioritised ODI cricket! We played a back-to-back Ashes to make sure England played six months of ODIs before this World Cup!'

Gary Lineker, the former England striker, said: 'Bangladesh win! Congratulations to them. The good news is, England can't possibly get any worse.'

And Piers Morgan wrote: 'What an absolute disgrace. [Paul] Downton and Moores have dragged English cricket into the sporting sewer with their petty, clueless incompetence.

'I want Downton and Moores sacked today and Kevin Pietersen restored to the team. This farce just reached its true, hideous nadir.

'I wouldn't trust Downton and Moores to run a ****ing bath, let alone the England cricket team.'

Moores faces an uncertain future following England's humiliating exit against Bangladesh

Moores pictured after the defeat as he speaks with press in Adelaide about their World Cup exit

Joe Root (centre) exchanges words with Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza (left) at the Adelaide Oval

Bangladesh sealed a surprise win over England at the World Cup as Moores and his men suffered elimination

England captain Morgan, however, defended their selection and tactics. 'We've picked guys who can play a brand of cricket that if we performed we could win this World Cup but ultimately we haven't performed,' he told Sky Sports.

'It's pretty poor, obviously to be knocked out of a World Cup this early is unbelievably disappointing. I'm gutted at the moment. We've struggled and fought away since we arrived here.

'One of our big things was to fight quite hard and to try and get through to the quarter-finals and then from there fight our way through the last three games but obviously that's not meant to be.'

Morgan added: 'It ultimately comes down to performance and today was an example of where some of our guys performed but we didn't perform as a unit and we've done it for quite a while now.

'Since we've landed in Australia we've tried to address that problem but it hasn't worked.

'Our expectations are a lot higher than the way we've performed so that's extremely disappointing.