Former England captain Michael Vaughan has issued a stern warning to Ben Stokes and others about the away situation ahead of the five-match Test series against India. England play an attacking style of cricket with longer match formats and have had surprising success in Test cricket in recent years.
The England squad will travel to the United Arab Emirates for a pre-season camp in mid-January, before arriving in India just before the first Test in Hyderabad on January 25. The England Lions group will also accompany the lead team on their tour of India.
In an interview with foxsports.com.au, Michael Vaughan believes that India will be the most difficult place in the world to play cricket, especially when they have good spinners. He recalled England’s performance in the Ashes series, when he played against Nathan Ryan, and said that some English players played outrageous shots and were kicked out of the series.
“After all, India is the toughest place in the world.In fact, going back to the Ashes, when Nathan Ryan was healthy and bowling well, Australia were 2-0 in the series ”
“That was just an innings and a few overs in the first innings at Lord’s…Nathan said a great line the other day about winning 2-0 against Buzz Ball.” 5 When you look at people, he’s just a weirdo – because he hit Edgbaston, the field was wide apart and England beat him with some ridiculous shots at times,” Michael Vaughan said.
England are always a difficult team to beat, both at home and away. England’s batsmen were very soft on spinning balls. Despite playing against great teams over the years, England’s players still struggle to escape the spinners’ attack in important matches.
It Is Going To Be Very Tough For Them To Win In India – Michael Vaughan
Michael Vaughan believes that if he turns the wicket under Indian conditions, the English players will be able to join India’s spin bowling trio of Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel. He believed he was able to blow the ball away, and spoke about Mark “Buzz Ball.” Play Test cricket. He believes that it will be very difficult for English batsmen to outperform Indian spinners. They just couldn’t outperform Nathan Ryan even in British conditions.
“Adding Ashwin, Jadeja and Axar Patel to India’s change-of-direction wickets can blow them away or completely destroy them.They play and play the same way. We’ve already talked about the impact they want to make with the style of play in India
“It was great to see that while three top-class spinners could do the job in England, one top-class spinner, Nathan Ryan, got the job done in English conditions. “You have to imagine it’s going to be very difficult for them to win in India,” added Michael Vaughan.
England want a more aggressive, risk-taking approach to Test match cricket, as opposed to their traditional patient approach to both batting and bowling. England’s top team are hungry to fight their opponents and are ready to push the limits with every ball, but they will find it difficult to score against India’s powerful bowling attack.
