England captain Alastair Cook says the timing of Colin Graves' comments ahead of England's test series against the West Indies was "not ideal."
England and Wales Cricket Board chairman-elect Graves had previously said there would be "some enquiries" if England did not beat the 'mediocre' hosts, but the West Indies' five-wicket victory in the final test meant that the series was drawn 1-1.
Cook also said that he would be happy to work with former England captain Andrew Strauss, who is set to be named as the new director of English cricket.