Team India are being criticised from all corners following their large 10-wicket defeat in opposition to England within the second semi-final of the continuing T20 World Cup 2022 at Adelaide Oval on Thursday.
India, after posting 168/6 on the board, didn’t defend the rating because the English opening duo of Jos Buttler and Alex Hales made the chase a cakewalk and completed the proceedings inside 16 overs. After the loss, many consultants got here out within the open and severely criticised the Indian staff. The newest on the checklist is former England captain Michael Vaughan who slammed India’s outdated model of play and in addition reckoned that the Indian Premier League (IPL) hasn’t benefitted the Men in Blue, not like the opposite nation’s gamers.
Notably, India’s batting approach got here underneath the scanner as they managed solely 38 runs within the powerplay, versus England, who smashed 63 with out dropping a wicket.
“India are the most under-performing white-ball team in history. Every player in the world who goes to the Indian Premier League says how it improves their game but what have India ever delivered? India are playing a white-ball game that is dated and have done for years,” Vaughan wrote in his column for The Telegraph.
Vaughan additionally instructed that India ought to do some self-assessment as to how they’ve repeatedly didn’t reside as much as the hype and mentioned they will’t get away from criticism.
“India have to be honest now. What happens when India arrive at a World Cup? Everyone plays them up. Nobody wants to criticise them because you get hammered on social media, and pundits worry about losing work in India one day. But it is time to tell it straight. They can hide behind their great players, but it is about getting a team playing the right way as a whole,” Vaughan wrote additional.