Tactics to get James Anderson banned from India-England Test series, says Michael Vaughan

Vaughan took to Twitter to air his views.

Michael Vaughan © Getty Images

By Shiamak Unwalla

Jul 15, 2014

Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes that the charges against James Anderson are simply a ploy by India to get hm banned from the series.

Vaughan, who led England to their successful Ashes 2005 campaign, tweeted that the allegations against Anderson were “pathetic” and questioned that if the offense was really as serious as the Indian management made it out to be, action ought to have been taken on Day Two itself.

All these @jimmy9 allegations seem a little pathetic to me…. If it had been so bad why wasn’t something done straight away on Day 2???

— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) July 15, 2014

Tactics to get @jimmy9 banned from the series???? IMO

— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) July 15, 2014

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(Shiamak Unwalla is a reporter with Cricket Country. He is a self-confessed Sci-Fi geek and Cricket fanatic who likes to pass his free time by reading books, watching TV shows, and eating food. Sometimes all at the same time. You can follow him on twitter at @ShiamakUnwalla)