Michael Vaughan called Pakistan’s performance in the first ODI “sad”

Cardiff: Former England captain Michael Vaughan lashed out at the Pakistan cricket team for his poor performance in the first ODI against England on Thursday, calling the Celtics’ performance “sad”.

Vaughan praised the home team for defeating the Celtics in the first game, leading 1-0 in the three-game series.

“The England team only cheered up as a team yesterday and performed like they did. This tells us a lot about the culture of the white team… very, very impressive,” he said in Ben Stokes and The nine wickets tweeted after defeating Pakistan.

“… for Pakistan, they are sad… this is the only way to describe this kind of performance,” he added.

Since seven members of the host team tested positive for COVID-19 and suffered a setback, and an entirely new team was announced for the series, the away team is the favorite to enter the game.

“I like watching Pakistan play cricket…A team can beat any team in the world on any day, but lose to any team on any day,” Vaughan said after the game started. Said soon.

Match report

On Thursday, the England team set a goal of 142 runs, beating David Maran and rookie Zach Crowley in the 22nd game unbeaten for half a century.

After Shaheen Shah Afridi fired Malan’s opening partner Phil Salt seven times, the two added 120 times to the second wicket. Maran hit 8 four-pointers on 69 of his 68 shots, and right-handed Crowley hit 7 four-pointers on 50 of his 58 shots.

Earlier, after England captain Ben Stokes won the throw and decided to bowl first, Pakistan was eliminated 141 times with 35.2 points.

In the opening match, Imam Ur-Haq was fired by Pacer Sakib Mahmoud on the first ball of the game. The skipper Babar Azam (Babar Azam) was also fired for two mistakes, because Pakistan dropped to zero with two goals after the first three goals in the game.

Visitors will lose the wicket every once in a while, and Fakhar Zaman is the only wicket that offers some constant resistance. The left-hander scored 47 of 67 goals (6 four-pointers).

Shadab Khan contributed 30 of the 43 goals. Sohaib Maqsood, who returned to the national team five years later, scored 19 points with 32 points before being unfortunately eliminated.

For the England team, Saqib scored four wickets with 42 shots in 10 games. Craig Overton and Matt Parkinson each took two wickets.

The second ODI will be held at Lord’s on Saturday, July 10.