England all-rounder Moeen Ali said on Sunday that he is sad with the departure of Ashley Giles and Chris Silverwood following the Ashes debacle as they tried to do best for the players.

’It’s always sad when people leave. They are good guys and they all have done a great job but end of the day everything is about results and we had poor Ashes and these things happen as the job is not forever,’’ Moeen told reporters on Sunday in Sylhet, where he is preparing with Comilla Victorians to take part in the ongoing Bangladesh Premier League.

‘’It’s a shame they are good guys and my friends and obviously quite sad,’’ he said.

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‘’It’s very sad they are good guys good coaches they try to do best for the players but these things  happens because when you have a bad tour like Australia which is big for England people always get sack Its very sad,’’ he added.

Ashley Giles, managing director of England men's cricket, stepped down from while England have parted ways with head coach Chris Silverwood in the wake of the team's shoddy showing in the men's Ashes series.

ECB appointed Andrew Strauss on interim basis as ma to rescue England after being defeated by 4-0 margin to force the structural changes in the set-up.

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