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SA v IND 2021-22: Jaffer reminds Vaughan of India's performance against England in a Twitter banter

SA v IND 2021-22: Jaffer reminds Vaughan of India's performance against England in a Twitter banter

Michael Vaughan was pulling Wasim Jaffer's leg after India lost to South Africa.

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India let go of a good opportunity to win the Test series in South Africa as they lost the final Test match in Cape Town and faced a 2-1 series defeat. South Africa chased down the target of 212 on Day 4 with 7 wickets in hand. 

India needed to take early wickets in the morning session of Day 4, but they could pick only 1 wicket. The Player-of-the-Match, Keegan Petersen (82 off 113) was the only one to be dismissed, but he had already done his job.

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Former England captain Michael Vaughan poked Wasim Jaffer after India's loss and he posted a tweet asking the ex-India cricketer if he is fine or not. "Evening @WasimJaffer14 !! Just checking you are ok," the tweet read.

Jaffer responded to the tweet and reminded Vaughan that India is leading the Test series against them by 2-1. India and England will play the final Test match later this year after it was postponed last year due to the COVID-19 outbreak in the Indian camp.

"Haha all good Michael, don't forget we are still leading you 2-1," wrote Jaffer in his response.

India could have ended their wait of winning a Test series in South Africa this time. They had gone 1-0 up in the series after a win in Centurion against a relatively less experienced Proteas side. 

But the hosts fought back in the last two matches and kept their home record against India intact.

 
 

By - 15 Jan, 2022

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