Moeen Ali says 'disappointed' England 'over' Oz WC debacle

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Last Updated : Feb 18 2015 | 3:15 PM IST

England opener Moeen Ali revealed that his team has moved on after incurring a 111-run crushing defeat against Australia in their World Cup opener in Melbourne.

The left-handed batsman said that they were disappointed after the result, but they were over it now, adding that they have to move on, saying that the next game is very important for them, Sport24 reported.

Ali further said that individually, everybody had done their own little bit, adding that they have had a couple of days off and then they analysed it together and go from there.

England will next meet New Zealand on Friday in Wellington.

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First Published: Feb 18 2015 | 3:05 PM IST

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