India posted a huge win over the current world champions in 50 over cricket by ten wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the series. Indian seamers broke the back of the English batting as Bumrah took his best every figures in ODI cricket. The English team were bowled out for a mere 110 which was their lowest against India in ODI cricket. During the course of the game, Former India opener Wasim Jaffer had a hilarious dig at former English skipper Michael Vaughan after the home teamβs dismal show.
Michael Vaughan had taken a slight dig at Indian bowling β
Just before the first ODI, former England skipper Michael Vaughan had said that England had the ability to score over 400 runs. England had scored 498 against Netherlands recently during their short tour of Holland recently. The tweet from Michael Vaughan had angered a few fans who took to social media to call out the former English skipper.
Wasim Jaffer tease Michael Vaughan-
Seeing his side getting bowled for a mere 110, Vaughan tweeted out to Jaffer and said βfancy coming round for Tea @WasimJaffer14!! Think I have an evening freeβ. Jaffer replied to the tweet and said βHaha sure Michael, just let me get my ducks in a row firstβ. The reference was after England batsmen got 4 duck in the early part of the innings. Jason Roy, Joe Root, Ben Stokes and Liam Livingstone had scored ducks to reduce their side to 26 for 5.
Fancy coming round for Tea @WasimJaffer14 !! Think I have an evening free .. ππ .. #ENGvIND
β Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) July 12, 2022
Haha sure Michael, just let me get my ducks in a row first π #ENGvIND https://t.co/neJz6JHpl0
β Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) July 12, 2022
Virat Kohli likely to miss the 2nd ODI as well β
Indian team missed the services of Virat Kohli due to groin injury and Shreyas Iyer had played the first ODI. As per reports coming out of the BCCI, Kohli is likely to miss the 2nd ODI as well and India could go in with the same team that played the 1st ODI. The 2nd ODI will be played at Lordβs before the final match will be played at Manchester.