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It's a time for doing: England coach Peter Moores

| | Feb 21, 2015, at 07:28 pm
Christchurch, Feb 21 (IBNS) After two straight defeats in the first two matches of the World Cup, England coach Peter Moores has said that it is time for his side to 'do something'.

"It's not a time for talking, it's a time for doing," Moores told BBC Sport.

"You have to turn that frustration into determination to put things right," he said.

"We're still in this tournament," said the coach.

"We've got to be ready by Monday to come back and show that against Scotland," he said.

England have been defeated by Australia and New Zealand in their first two matches of the 50-over mega cricket event. 

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