Former English skipper Micheal Vaughan was unhappy with Australia's Andrew Tye, who bowled a wide delivery that denied James Vince of a well-deserved hundred in a quarter-final of Big Bash League season 10 featuring Perth Scorchers and Sydney Sixers.

After opting to bat Perth Scorchers on account of Wicketkeeper Josh Inglis’s knock of 69 off 41, posted a total of 167 runs for the loss of six wickets in 20 overs. 

In response, Sydney Sixers’s openers Josh Philippe and James Vince provided a strong start to the Sixers, accumulating 92 runs in nearly 9 overs until Phillippe was caught by Fawad Ahmed off Liam Livingston.

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With Vince needing just 2 runs for his century and Sixers just a run away from victory, Andrew Tye was handed the bowl and he delivered a short ball down the leg side which was signaled a wide, that ended the contest and left Vince short of his milestone.

Former English cricketer Michael Vaughan took to his Twitter and wasn't too impressed by Tye's wide delivery that denied Vince of a well-deserved hundred. 

"No one can tell me that he didn't mean to do that ... !! Poor form from AJ Tye ...," Michael Vaughan tweeted.