Chris Silverwood tries to look after the players, he is a very good coach, says Moeen Ali

England recently lost the Ashes 2021-2022 by 4-0, and the Joe Root-le side was outplayed by the opponent in every department throughout the five-match Test series. Following the disastrous Ashes campaign, England's head coach Chris Silverwood along with assistant Graham Thorpe and head of cricket Ashely Giles were removed from their posts.

"It's always sad when people leave, the guys are good guys and they've all done a great job, but at the end of the day everything is about results and we had a poor Ashes and these things happen. It's not a job forever. They tried to do the best for the players but these things happen when you have a bad tour like Australia, which is big for England, people then always after that get sacked, so it's very sad," he added.

Moeen Ali recently performed well in the T20I series against West Indies and has been a very active cricketer in franchise cricket. The England all-rounder is currently playing for Comilla Victorians in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL). Sharing his experience of playing in the BPL, Moeen said that there is a lot to learn as a batsman while playing in Bangladesh. 

"Bangladesh is one of the hardest places to come, especially for batsmen, but you can learn so much. If you play well here, I feel you can play anywhere. That's one of the reasons I came to Bangladesh, to try and improve and get used to conditions, so when I come with England, hopefully in the future, I know the conditions better and things like that,” Moeen revealed.