Reigning champions Australia meet Sri Lanka in a World Cup Super Eights match at Grenada's National Stadium here Monday, with both teams having already qualified for the semi-finals.
The two sides are also widely tipped to reach the final in Barbados on April 25.
Moody, a member of the Australia squads that won the 1987 and 1999 World Cups, said: "To be honest with you, it's no different to any other match.
"Obviously I've got some good friends in the opposition side who I've played with and won a World Cup with," the 41-year-old former Western Australia all-rounder added.
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"But at the end of the day that doesn't mean my focus and preparation is any different for the Sri Lankan team against Australia than it would be against any other team. I'm focused on winning the match and doing my job as professionally as possible.
"Coaching and playing are completely different. It's me preparing a team to perform at its best on any given day against any given opposition in any given con