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    With the fourth T20I of the India-England series ending in the favour of the hosting side, despite a close call in the final overs of the second innings, a lot of interesting narratives have formed with time.
    However, the one that has continued to get the attention of the fans of the Indian cricket team the most are the constant jabs taken by former England cricketer Michael Vaughan about how many players of the Indian team come from Mumbai Indians, including Rohit Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav, and Hardik Pandya.
    After the penultimate match, Vaughan once again shared a reminder on Twitter that the current Team India looked more like the most successful franchise of the Indian Premier League.
    Just a thought ... @surya_14kumar Mumbai Indian ... @hardikpandya7 Mumbai Indian ... @ImRo45 captaincy Mumbai Indian !!!! @mipaltan #JustSaying #INDvENG
    — Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) March 18, 2021
    “Just a thought ... @surya_14kumar Mumbai Indian ... @hardikpandya7 Mumbai Indian … @ImRo45 captaincy Mumbai Indian !!!! @mipaltan #JustSaying #INDvENG,” he tweeted. 
    However, this time around, the tweet backfired on him when fans of Indian cricket, as a whole, came together and denounced his methods of trying to stay in the news by using the divide-and-conquer approach even in 2021. 
    Divide And Rule policy till now
    India to Vaughan pic.twitter.com/INift4eHYr
    — Anushmita.❣ (@anushmita7) March 18, 2021Bsdk angrezi,
    Still stuck in that old divide and rule policy https://t.co/k72Xcv5Sxr
    — Fams (@killjoii786) March 18, 2021Queen’s agent trying to apply divide and rule lol. Little does he know that we are already divided. https://t.co/9pJTXLijWL
    — Vigilante (@vigil_nte) March 18, 2021Queen’s agent trying to apply divide and rule lol. Little does he know that we are already divided. https://t.co/9pJTXLijWL
    — Vigilante (@vigil_nte) March 18, 2021Your divide and rule policy will not be entertained by indian youth.... . So stay away with your cheap tactics... pic.twitter.com/UiMadIDiOX
    — Ankur Yadav (@AnkurYa02769631) March 18, 2021 Following the series-decider set to take place on March 20, 2021, India and England will lock horns for the final time during the latter’s tour of the former in a three-match ODI series which starts from March 23, 2021. 
    Vaughan has been critical of the Indian team and the way they organised England’s tour since the beginning.  
    Back then, it was not about how all the players came from the same domestic-cricket franchise, instead, it was about the kind of pitch they made England play on, which left them useless against the Indian spinners, especially Axar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin. 
    I said I was going to get myself a pair of ‘Axar’s shades’ to commemorate the series win. Bought a pair (thanks Sporting Tool Relish!) & all set to watch the match tonight. I know, I know; no shades needed to watch TV & wife thinks I’m crazy but maybe it’ll be a good luck charm! pic.twitter.com/SKkE9z3D4N
    — anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) March 14, 2021
    Fortunately, all of Vaughan’s unnecessary cribbing fell on deaf ears as none of the actual members of the England cricket team complained about either of the pitches from Chennai or Ahmedabad and skipper, Joe Root took the losses like a true athlete. 
    India defeated England 3-1 in the longest format of the match, making themselves the top-ranked team in the world and breaking into the finals of the World Test Championship against Kane Williamson’s and the New Zealand side, which is scheduled to take place between 18-22 June at the Ageas Bowl stadium in Southampton, England - some irony, huh?

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