The five-match Test series between India and England has begun. The first match of the series takes place at Nottingham’s Trent Bridge grounds, where the first day was completely under the name of Team India. England won the toss and elected to bat first and then the hosts were all out for 183. With the exception of skipper Joe Root, no English batsmen could reach the 30-run boundary. Former England captain Michael Wan was very angry with the show. Vaughn wrote on Twitter that people are now beginning to blame Hundred, but what happened against New Zealand was when the team was playing county cricket and playing the Test series.

England’s performance in recent Tests is nothing special. After losing the Test series in India, New Zealand lost the home Test series against New Zealand. With the exception of Root, no English batsmen could play against India. Except for Root, Johnny Bairstow scored 29. Don Lawrence and Jose Butler could not even open the account. The Indian fast bowlers did not give the English batsmen a chance to dominate. For India, Jaspreet Bumrah had four, Mohammad Shami three, Shardul Thakur two and Mohammad Siraj one wicket.

Vaughn wrote on Twitter, ‘England is all out. People are responsible for this. Whole trash … Nobody blamed the Hundred when they were allout against New Zealand for England County cricket preparation. It’s a very simple excuse, what about the players? Those who cannot do well.

On the first day of the match, England’s innings was reduced to 183, and in reply, India scored 21 without losing a wicket until the end of the day. Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul are stuck in the crease with a 9-9 run.