Michael Vaughan

Brydon Carse is under investigation by the England and Wales Cricket Board after a nightclub incident resulted in his arrest. Consequently, he has been removed from the Test squad. Former captain Michael Vaughan insists that a severe punishment is necessary for Carse, as this incident is part of a troubling trend of off-field conduct among England players.

A startling collapse saw Pakistan's batting lineup bowled out for a mere 110 runs in their first innings at Lord's. Michael Vaughan, the former England captain, sharply criticized the performance, remarking that England’s bowlers faced no real challenge, comparing the batting quality to that of second division county teams. England is now in a dominant position in the Test match.

Michael Vaughan expressed serious concern over Pakistan's recent Test performance. England secured a comprehensive innings victory in the opening match. Pakistan's batting collapsed twice, showing a lack of confidence. Vaughan noted tactical shortcomings and a skill gap between the teams. The defeat marked a new era for England under captain Root.

Despite their historical prowess, Pakistan's cricket team is under fire from fans after a disheartening loss to England. Former captain Ramiz Raja noted an alarming rift between the players and supporters. With captain Babar Azam possibly returning, the team hopes to revitalize their batting order. England, fresh off their success, aims to assert dominance in the forthcoming Test at Lord's, while Pakistan desperately seeks a win to equalize the series.

Ajinkya Rahane believes Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri toughened Indian cricket. They instilled a fearless and aggressive approach, especially in overseas matches. India achieved significant success under their leadership during this period. Rahane expressed concern about the current Test cricket mentality and resilience. He noted a decline in the patience required for difficult match phases.

Michael Vaughan believes Stephen Fleming should start immediately as England's Test coach. Fleming will delay his Test coaching duties until the South Africa tour. Vaughan suggests this delay indicates a reduced appeal of the coaching role. Fleming's IPL success with Chennai Super Kings is noted. Vaughan questions if England has an MS Dhoni-like captain for Fleming.

Ben Stokes humorously responded to Ian Botham's retirement comments on social media. Botham had playfully inducted Stokes into a club of former players. Stokes referenced a quote often attributed to Botham himself. This exchange followed Botham's earlier criticism of Stokes' curfew breach. Stokes retired after a distinguished 15-year international cricket career.

Michael Vaughan has launched a fierce critique of England's cricket leadership, demanding the resignations of coach Brendon McCullum and managing director Rob Key following Ben Stokes' international retirement. Vaughan expressed deep dissatisfaction with the team's dismal recent Test record, stating English cricket must strive for better than its current seventh-place ranking. He believes sweeping changes are necessary to revive the team's fortunes and restore pride.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan lauded 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for revolutionizing T20 batting, pushing par scores to 230. However, Vaughan highlighted fielding endurance as Sooryavanshi's key challenge at the international level, suggesting England exploit this by having India field first. Despite this, Sooryavanshi's impressive U19 World Cup and IPL performances showcase his potential.

Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's international debut remains elusive, sparking debate among cricket legends like Michael Vaughan and Sunil Gavaskar. Despite immense hype and stellar performances in U-19 World Cup and IPL, the young sensation has been benched for recent T20Is. Selectors cite 'appropriate time,' but fans and former players are questioning the delay, eager to witness the prodigy's talent on the global stage.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan speculates that a breakdown in trust between Ben Stokes and the ECB might have contributed to his sudden international retirement. Vaughan observed Stokes seemed "not quite right" even before the Lord's Test, suggesting a loss of confidence in those around him, including the board, as a significant factor alongside other recent challenges.

Cricket circles are buzzing over teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's delayed India debut. While assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate advocates for a gradual integration, former Proteas captain AB de Villiers argues the Ireland series was the perfect platform. Legends like Shastri and Vaughan also voiced similar sentiments, suggesting Sooryavanshi should have been given a chance to gain international experience against a less formidable opponent.

His omission has surprised many fans and former players. Former England captain Michael Vaughan had said after the first T20I that he "couldn't believe" India left out the teenager.

Former England skipper Michael Vaughan predicted that only Pakistan can defeat England at this stage of the ongoing ICC Men's T20 World Cup.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan backs Ben Stokes to continue leading the national side despite his suspension for breaching team curfew. Vaughan acknowledges Stokes' mistake but emphasizes his significant contributions, suggesting the ECB should allow him to return as skipper. He also commends the ECB for their swift handling of the situation.

Kevin Pietersen, Graham Gooch and Andrew Flintoff are among the England players to feature in Shane Warne's greatest Ashes XI consisting of players he had faced and played with in his illustrious 15-year-career.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan has sparked a social media controversy after criticizing the ECB's decision to withdraw key players from the IPL 2024 for a home series against Pakistan. Vaughan initially supported the decision but later changed his stance after the second T20I, arguing that high-pressure IPL matches would have prepared better for the World Cup.

Former England skipper Michael Vaughan on Thursday extended good wishes to all-rounder Ben Stokes, on being appointed as England's men's Test team captain. The England Cricket Board Interim Chair and Chief Executive Officer approved the appointment on Tuesday evening following the recommendation by the Managing Director of England Men's Cricket, Rob Key.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan is highly impressed by Sunrisers Hyderabad pace bowler Umran Malik.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan on Sunday stated that it would be 'sensible' to move matches against Pakistan to UAE rather than cancelling the tour. Vaughan's statement came after the Blackcaps abandoned their tour of Pakistan following a New Zealand government security alert on Friday.