Updated April 16th, 2021 at 10:11 IST
Michael Vaughan takes a dig at Mumbai pitch after DC-RR IPL 2021 game, fans school him
Former England skipper/ cricket pundit Michael Vaughan took a hilarious dig at the Mumbai pitch after DC-RR IPL 2021 clash at Wankhede Stadium on Thursday
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Former England skipper Michael Vaughan has taken a hilarious dig at Mumbai pitch after the IPL 2021 clash between northern rivals Delhi Capitals and Rajasthan Royals at Wankhede Stadium on Thursday. Wankhede which is a batting paradise complicated things for batsmen from both sides and what was expected to be a run-fest eventually turned out to be a low-scoring thriller as most of the top batsmen from both teams combined failed to apply themselves on a surface that seemed somewhat tricky to bat on.
'Love how the...': Michael Vaughan
Taking to the micro-blogging site, Vaughan wrote that he loves how the Chennai pitch has landed in Mumbai.
Love how the Chennai pitch has landed in Mumbai .... #IPL2021
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan)
While some of the fans loved his sarcasm. There were others who did not hesitate in making fun of the cricketer-turned-cricket pundit. Here are some of the reactions.
😂😂
— Aditya Saha (@adityakumar480)
Looking like lords pitch
— professor samuel oak (@prof_oak123)
This is our internal matter... Don't interfere
— School Boy (@control_toni)
Because @ChennaiIPL need it tomorrow.
— Saptarshi Paul (@piku710119)
U and the pitch saga.. a never ending love story.. 😂😂😂@MichaelVaughan #OnOn #IPL2021 #RRvsDC
— Shubham Misra 🧠 (@SBM_4007)
Like SA players land in England team..😉😉
— ರಘುನಂದನ್. ಸಿ.ಆರ್. 🇮🇳 (@RaghunandanCR1)
Love how you are still obsessed about "pitches"..
— Positive entropy (@EntropyPositive)
Rajasthan Royals register their first win of IPL 2021
Coming back to the contest, a disciplined effort with the ball from Rajasthan restricted the Delhi Capitals to a below-par 147/8 from their 20 overs with skipper Rishabh Pant being the only half-centurion for his side (51 off 32).
In reply, the inaugural edition's champions were reduced to 42/5 and that is when middle-order batsman David Miller ignited their hopes as he went on to score a 43-ball 62 at a strike rate of 144.19. His counter-attacking knock included seven boundaries and a couple of maximums. In the end, Morris added finishing touches with an unbeaten 18-ball 36 at a strike rate of 200 as RR got past the finish line in the final over with two balls to spare, and by the virtue of this win, the Sanju Samson-led side registered their first win if IPL 2021.
(Image Courtesy: Michael Vaughan/@IPL/Twitter)
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Published April 16th, 2021 at 10:11 IST