Cheteshwar Pujara and Michael Vaughan New Delhi: Indian dough Cheteshwar Pujara outside of the popular India, on former English captain Michael Vaughan, asked him to ask him to autograph a framed copy of his incorrect prediction of the 2020-21 test series in India, Australia. On Friday, June 20, Cheeky developed in the studio Moment before the first test between India and England in Headingley, Leeds.Pujara surprised Vaughan by introducing a printed version of his old post on social media, in which Vaughan confidently predicted in Australia 4-0 India. Both Pujara and Vaughan are part of the comment panel for the ongoing test series of five matches.The fellow citizens, including Sunil Gavascar and Harsha Bhogle, left the exchange, thoroughly amused.Vaughan’s tweet read: “He told you … India is about to hammer into the test series… #AUSVIND #4-0.”India resisted this prediction and gained a series of 2-1 despite the absence of key players, such as Mohammed Shami and Captain Virat Kohli. The team pulled the Sydney test and chased 328 on the last day in Brisbane to seal one of the most historical overseas series.In the first test currently in Leeds, the English captain Ben Stokes won the throwing and first decided Bowl. India handed over Sai Sudharsan debut, while Karun Nair returned to the test team after eight years.Meanwhile, England built a relatively inexperienced bowling attack with front Pacers Jofra Archer, Mark Wood and Gus Atkinson for injuries.Vaughan faithful to the form, again supported England to win the series, but Indian fans remain promising under the new SHUBMAN GILL test.
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The Indian last victory in England testing came in 2007, when Rahul Dravid led the team to win 1-0. Their last tour in 2021–22 ended with a draw of 2-2.While England has maintained a record since mid -2022 without leading Ben Stokes’ Nebita domestic test series, the current challenge is enhanced by their exhausted bowling unit.India will look at her first victory of test series on English soil in 17 years, while England is trying to keep his impressive home record under Stokes.
