Rohit sharma
Michael Vaughan Calls India As Most ‘underachieving’ Team, Says ‘they Don’t Win Anything’
Vaughan's remarks come after India suffered a heavy defeat by an innings and 32 runs to South Africa within three days of the Boxing Day Test at SuperSport Park in Centurion.
The year 2023 has been one in which India lost the ODI World Cup final after winning 10 matches in a row, as well as losing the World Test Championship final.
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