Former Indian, all-rounder and coach, Ravi Shastri shut down the mouth of Michael Vaughan during a recent interview.
Former England skipper, Vaughan recently criticized the organisers for favouring team India in the T20 World Cup. It’s been more than a week since the Indian team claimed the titles for the second time defeating South Africa in a close contest by 7 runs.
But the former English skipper didn’t like the semi-final match of Afghanistan as the team didn’t get ample amount of time for the practice of Semi-Final and to this he claimed the management for showing assistance to the Indian team. He said in his tweet,
“So Afghanistan qualified for the WC semi, winning in St Vincent on Monday night .. 4 hr flight delay on Tues to Trinidad so no time to practice or get accustomed to a new venue .. utter lack of respect to players, i am afraid,” tweeted Vaughan. “Surely this semi should have been the Guyana one .. but because the whole event is geared towards India it’s so unfair on others .. #T20IWorldCup.”
To this statement, Shastri who is a fellow commentator of him showed his angry side and gives a befitting reply to him, he said,
“Michael can say what he wants. Nobody in India cares. Let him sort out the England team first. He should give advice on what happened to the England team in the semifinal. India are used to lifting Cups. I know England has won twice, but India has won four times. I don’t think Michael’s lifted a Cup ever. So think twice. He is a colleague of mine, but that’s my answer to him.”