Indian fans badly troll Michael Vaughan for his comment on poor Indian performance
Former England opener Michael Vaughan tried trolling the Indian team after their humiliating 8 wicket loss to New Zealand. India was thrashed by the Kiwis and were bundled out for 92 runs. Michael Vaughan took to his Twitter account and wrote, “92 all out India.. can’t believe any team would get bowled out under a 100 these days !!”
92 all out India ... Can’t believe any team would get bowled out for under a 100 these days !!!!!!
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) January 31, 2019
A depleted Indian side without Kohli & Dhoni got all out for 91 vs 3rd Ranked team NZ
— Umesh Kesavan (@magicumesh) January 31, 2019
A full strength England team got all out for 77 vs 8th Ranked West Indies. :)))))
LoL... Really Unbelievable :)
Recently a team has played more cricket than anyone else in this planet got all out for 77... Can’t believe
— Vivek Chandrashekar (@scvivek_chandra) January 31, 2019
Openers Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan had a bad start as Sharma was bowled and caught by Trent Boult for just 7 runs. Shikhar Dhawan was lbw by Trent Boult at 13 while debutant Shubman Gill was bowled and caught by Trent Boult for just 9 runs.
Dinesh Karthik and Ambati Rayudu were dismissed for duck by Colin de Grandhomme while Kedar Jadav was lbw by Boult for just 1 run. Hardik Pandya couldn’t prove himself with the bat as was dismissed for just 16 runs. In contrast Yuzvendra Chahal was the highest run-scorer for India as he made 18 and stayed not out.
Trent Boult took a five-wicket haul in the 10 overs he bowled, giving away just 21 runs. Colin de Grandhomme took 3 wickets in 10 overs and gave away just 26 runs.
For New Zealand opener Henry Nicholls and Ross Taylor took the Kiwis to the finishing line after Martin Guptill was dismissed by Bhuveneshwar Kumar for just 14 runs, while skipper Kane Williamson made on 11 before he was caught behind by Dinesh Karthik in Kumar’s over. Kumar took all two wickets for India as rest of the bowlers failed to deliver.
First published: 31 January 2019, 14:30 IST