England star’s comment on Yashasvi Jaiswal’s batting strongly criticized Michael Vaughan. cricket news

England’s buzzball was given a reality check by the Indian team as Ben Stokes and Co. suffered a 434-run defeat at the hands of Rohit Sharma’s side in the third Test of the 5-match series. Despite being 1-2 down in the series, some England players, including veteran James Anderson and opener Ben Duckett, have been making bold statements, which has not gone down well with some of the game’s stalwarts. Former England captain Michael Vaughan, one of those unhappy with the touring team’s performance and comments, launched a scathing attack, calling some of the comments ‘disgraceful’.

in your column for WireVaughan called out Anderson and Duckett for their strange statements, particularly Duckett for suggesting that England should get credit for Yashasvi Jaiswal’s aggressive batting.

“Listen to them, and you’ll think there’s nothing wrong. Jimmy Anderson said they will chase 600 in Vizag. Ben Duckett said it would be “the higher the better” in terms of their target this week, but they were 434. Left behind by runs. Duckett also believes that Yashasvi Jaiswal deserves credit for the way he is batting, as if no player in history has ever played aggressive shots.

Vaughan wrote, “They talk about not playing for a draw, but to me, that is a disgrace to Test cricket. Draws are an important part of the game, and five-Test contests have often provided the basis for some great series wins. Does.” ,

The retired cricketer feels that Ben Stokes’ team is living in a ‘bubble’ but they need to face the reality when they come on the field as Test cricket is not just about ‘fun’.

“They have to be careful that people around them don’t think they are arrogant, or above their status. Root’s shot was another reminder that they are in a bubble. Their dressing room and having fun is all that matters There is something more to it than just Test cricket,” he said.

“This England team is hell-bent on doing things their own way and “saving Test cricket”. They are giving Test cricket a chance because they are so exciting. But ultimately they have to be better than that now. They did that “They didn’t win in New Zealand, they didn’t win the Ashes and if they continue like this, they will lose in India. As a team, you are judged on series wins,” Vaughan said.