IND vs ENG: In response to Wasim Jaffer’s mocking Michael Vaughan’s “Mumbai Indians Better Than India” quip

Former England captain Michael Vaughan said that Mumbai Indians are a better T20 team than India in the Indian Premier League team. “@Manipalton is a better T20 team than @BCCI !!!” Vaughn tweeted on Friday. Former India batsman Wasim Jaffer responded strongly to Vaughn’s remarks. Referring to the IPL rule, Jaffer tweeted, “Not all teams are fortunate to play with four foreign players.” India were restricted to 124 for 7 in the first T20I at Ahmedabad against England as the Indian batsmen took a more attacking stance but failed to execute. Shreyas Iyer scored the highest 67 runs for India and Rishabh Pant scored 21 runs, but they were the only batsmen in the Indian effort.

@Mamlipton Is a better t20 team than @ BCCI !!! #just saying #INDvENG

– Michael Vaughan March 12, 2021

England bowlers Joffra Archer, Mark Wood, Chair Jordan Adil Rashid and Ben Stokes kept the pressure on the Indian batsmen, most of whom appeared to be attacking from the start, but could not execute the plans well.

Vaughan has been tweeting repeatedly on this England tour of India and has also failed to express his opinion.

He had previously criticized the pitch used for the third Test in Ahmedabad and called India’s victory in the Test a “shallow victory”.

Vaughan wrote in his column, “India won the third Test, but it was a shallow win. In fact, there was no winner from that game.” daily Telegraph After the third test.

The Test was over within two days as neither of the two teams crossed the 150 mark.

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India emerged victorious by 10 wickets in a match in which England were bowled out for 112 and 81 runs.

For the pitch previously used in T20Is, Vaughn made an interesting observation.

The pitch looks fine … Must be a good one for T20 cricket … Similar to that 3 Test match … Preparing to run for almost 40 overs … #INDvENG

– Michael Vaughan March 12, 2021

He said, “The pitch looks fine … T20 should be good for cricket … It is similar to the third Test match … Preparation to run for about 40 overs.”