Misquote to blame for my false reputation, says Moores


  • Cricket
  • Tuesday, 23 Jun 2015

England's Head Coach Peter Moores after the match Action Images via Reuters / Jason O'Brien Livepic

(Reuters) - Peter Moores, sacked twice as coach of the England cricket team, believes his reputation as being obsessed with data analysis is all wrong and based on a misquote.

Breaking his silence since being dismissed last month, he told the ESPNcricinfo website (www.espncricinfo.com) that he had been wrongly portrayed in the media as a result of an interview given after England's dismal performance at the World Cup.

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