'Nervous' Michael Vaughan reacts to England's appointment of Brendon McCullum
Michael Vaughan believes England’s appointment of Brendon McCullum as Test coach is a ‘big risk’ and admits the move makes him ‘nervous’.
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"Strange Captaincy": Michael Vaughan Baffled By This Decision From Rishabh Pant During Win Over KKR In IPL 2022
Delhi Capitals strolled to a four-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders for their fourth victory in eight games in IPL 2022 so far. One man once again stood out for Delhi Capitals as they romped home. Spinner Kuldeep Yadav was once again central to Delhi Capitals' win, taking four wickets and giving away just 14 runs. Funnily enough, despite his sensational performance. Kuldeep didn't bowl his full quota of four overs, something that left former England skipper Michael Vaughan baffled.
Michael Vaughan extends good wishes to Ben Stokes on being named as England's Test captain
Michael Vaughan on Thursday extended good wishes to all-rounder Ben Stokes, on being appointed as England's men's Test team captain. Stokes succeeded Joe Root in becoming the 81st captain of the England men's Test team. 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.
"If MI Don't Qualify, Rohit Sharma Should...": Former England Captain's Advice
With the loss against Chennai Super Kings in their last match, Mumbai Indians became the first team to lose their first seven matches of a season in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Captain Rohit Sharma and the management have tried various combinations, but have just not been able to go past the line, despite a few close matches. Former England captain Michael Vaughan suggested that Rohit, who is also the India skipper now, should take a breather if the franchise finds itself knocked out of contention for a spot for the knockout stages after a few more matches.
"Om Finishaya Namaha": Twitter Goes Berserk After MS Dhoni's Batting Heroics Against Mumbai Indians In IPL 2022
MS Dhoni turned back the clock on Thursday, producing yet another fairytale finish for his team as Chennai Super Kings beat Mumbai Indians by three wickets in a last-ball thriller at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Mumbai. CSK looked to be out of the reckoning with the team needing 16 runs to win off the final four balls, but Dhoni once again pulled a rabbit out of the hat by taking Jaydev Unadkat to the cleaners. Dhoni smashed a six, a four then a double before finishing off the match with another four off the last ball to get CSK home.
IPL 2022: Former England Captain Says RCB "The Real Deal" Under Faf du Plessis
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), playing under new captain Faf du Plessis, have been in good form in the Indian Premier League (IPL) this year. With their latest win against Lucknow Super Giants, they moved up to second place on the IPL 2022 points table, with 10 points from seven matches. Against LSG, du Plessis was in fine touch and matched his highest IPL score of 96 as he helped RCB to a score of 181/6 after being put in to bat. The bowlers then put in a solid display, led by the impeccable Josh Hazlewood, as they restricted LSG to 163/8, with RCB winning the contest by 18 runs.
"Best T20 Player In The World": Michael Vaughan's Huge Praise For England Batter
Jos Buttler was in amazing form as he smashed a ton to help Rajasthan Royals (RR) defeat Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) by seven runs in Match 30 of the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 season, at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. The wicketkeeper-batter hammered 103 runs off 61 balls, including nine fours and five sixes, to dominate opposition bowlers. The Englishman received plenty of rave reviews from fans and experts on social media for his performance and was also on the receiving end of special praise from Michael Vaughan, who called him the "Best T20 player in the world".
"Will Be A Concern": Michael Vaughan's Tough Remarks On Rohit Sharma
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has spoken about five-time IPL champions Mumbai Indians' devastatingly poor season so far. Vaughan, while speaking to Cricbuzz, has said that it is difficult to see Mumbai making a comeback this season after losing six games on the trot. He also said that this could be a season where Mumbai discovers players for the future and also gave his opinion on skipper Rohit Sharma, whose graph according to him hasn't shot up since taking over as India's captain across all formats earlier this year.