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"Have Shame Before Commenting": For Mocking India After 46 All Out, England Great Blasted By Internet

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Indian cricket stood witness to one of its darkest days as the Rohit Sharma-led side were dismissed  for just 46 0 the side's lowest total at home.

It's India's third lowest innings total in their Test history. At one point India were reduced to 34/7. With only three wickets left, there was every chance that India would not cross their lowest ever total of 36 - that the side had scored in Adelaide in 2020-21.

India, however, were able to cross the 40-run mark. After that former England captain Michael Vaughan mocked India.  "Look on the bright side Indian fans ..

at least you have got past 36," Michael Vaughan on X. Look on the bright side Indian fans .. at least you have got past 36 ..

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