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Former Indian Opening, Navjot Singh Sidhu, brutally toasted former England Captain Michael Vaughan, for his prediction on the ongoing test series between India and England. Navjot Singh Sidhu gave a merciless withdrawal and openly called Vaughan a “silly”, causing reactions on social media.
India started its test series with a dominant battle show on the first day of the first test in Leeds on Friday, June 20. After being asked to beat first, the visitors published their highest test in England, 359/3, with Yasasvi Jaiswal (101) and Captain Shubman Gill (127*) centuries.
Fools grow up without watering – Navjot Singh Sidhu mocks Michael Vaughan
Before the tests began, Michael Vaughan predicted a 3-1 victory for England against India. He fired the possibilities of India, citing his lack of experience and the absence of key players Kohli and Rohit Sharma.
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“They arrive again to lose,” Michael Vaughan had said before.
Navjot Singh Sidhu responded to the prediction of Vaughan’s series. In a video shared by Star Sports, Sidhu mocked Vaughan’s career with predictions, adding that his predictions are always wrong.
“The fools grow up without watering. Michael Vaughan, your predictions. They are always wrong,” Sidhu said in a video shared by Star Sports.
Vaughan had made a daring prediction during the 2020-21 border trophy, supporting a 4-0 in favor of Australia after the strong defeat of India in the opening test in Adelaida. However, India proved him mistaken by bouncing again to seal a 2-1 series victory.
There is no suffering that the pity will not insult: Navjot Singh Sidhu
Navjot Singh Sidhu mocked the current England Bowling Unit, calling them “pedestrians”. He said that the Indian batters were coming out and treating them as spinners. Sidhu described the situation of Michael Vaughan as unfortunate.
“BGT and then the South -African will never win against Australia. I hope you do not foresee an India victory now. Look at your bowling attack. They are pedestrians. Three of the Batsmen Indians go out and hit them as spinners,” said Sidhu.
“The noise of the head shows nothing. Even a chicken while putting an egg as if he were putting asteroid. He stops making noise, do something. There is no suffering that the pity will not insult. Man you are in a mercy situation,” he added.
India takes control of the first test of the first test against England
India showed his dominion on the first day of the first test in Headingley after the captain of England, Ben Stokes, first chose. Indian beatings took advantage of the favorable conditions to publish a total of 359/3 for Toples.
The Obradors Yasasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul set the tone soon with a 91 -run collaboration. Rahul was fired for 42 and debutant Sai Sudharsan marched on a duck. Jaiswal scored 101 of 159 deliveries, including 16 four and six, before being fired by Ben Stokes.
Captain Shubman Gill scored an unmatched 127 of 175 balls. He found a strong support for the Vice-Capitan Rishabh Pant, who did not remain at 65 of 102 balls, reaching six four and two six. With seven doctors in hand, India aims to publish a total of first infinnings on day 2.
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