Vaughan spoke in detail about Suryakumar Yadav's repeated failures in the ongoing T20I series against England.

Team India skipper Suryakumar Yadav accepted that his team failed to dismiss England`s tailenders and also credited world-class spinner Adil Rashid for making it difficult for the Indian batsmen. In the third T20I match,

Former England captain Michael Vaughan criticized Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav 's overly aggressive batting in the ongoing T20I series against England. Vaughan suggested Yadav focus on playing more sensibly and spending time at the crease rather than attempting to hit every ball.

Read about what Michael Vaughan had to say about Suryakumar Yadav after his batting performance in India's third T20I of the series, only on CricTracker.

Several examples come to mind when the topic of modern T20 batters comes up, and two of those striking names are India's Suryakumar Yadav and England's Liam Livingstone.

Sanju Samson’s technical weaknesses against express pace along with Rinku Singh’s dip in form and fitness issues will be a concern for India when they take on a resurgent England in the fourth T20 International here on Friday.

The England middle order, however, was unable to negotiate with Varun Charkravarthy, who sliced through them, taking 5-24. That left England on 127/8, requiring Liam Livingstone to make a valiant 43 from 24 balls, with solid final-wicket support from Adil Rashid and Mark Wood, both of whom made 10.

Retired India legend Ravichandran Ashwin was in awe of England spinner Adil Rashid’s breathtaking delivery in Rajkot. The 37-year-old leg spinner played a pivotal role in England’s 26-run win over India at the Niranjan Shah Stadium on January 28.

Indian batter Tilak Varma has risen to career-best no. 2 position in the ICC men's T20I ranking and could become the youngest ever number one soon.

Michael Vaughan believes Suryakumar Yadav needs to adjust his batting approach, urging the India T20I skipper to settle in before attacking after his aggressive early shots led to repeated dismissals in their ongoing T20I series against England.

Following a one-sided series opener, India and England lock horns in the 2nd T20I at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. The hosts took a 1-0 lead in Kolkata by chasing down 133 inside 13 overs. Meanwhile, the Jos Buttler-led side eyes a strong comeback at Chepauk.