Ravindra Jadeja vindicated the team management's inspired call with a half-century before a wagging tail ensured a 95-run first-innings lead for India, even as comeback man Ollie Robinson kept England in the hunt with his maiden five-wicket haul in the first Test.
Apart from Robinson, some other senior members - Jos Buttler, Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow and Sam Curran have also returned to the squad after getting rested for New Zealand Tests.
Following the resurfacing old tweets, the England cricketers faced severe backlash, but former skipper Vaughan feels the "witch hunt" needs to be stopped.
The 27-year-old England pacer was suspended from international cricket after his old racist and sexist tweets resurfaced on social media.
Anderson said Robinson's apology has been accepted and said the 27-year-old has grown and matured from his teenage days.
Vaughan has given his views on the suspension of pacer Robinson, who was reprimanded by the ECB immediately after making his Test debut in the first against New Zealand at Lord's.
The England team did a 'Moment of Unity' gesture ahead of the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's last week after they were criticised for not taking the knee last year.
England 275 (Burns 132, Southee 6-43) and 170 for 3 (Sibley 60*, Wagner 2-27) drew with New Zealand 378 (Conway 200, Nicholls 61, Robinson 4-75) and 169 for 6 dec (Latham 36, Robinson 3-26)
While feeling sorry for the debutant who had to be suspended after a good first game, he felt vary of what social media holds at stake.
The ECB's statement said that Robinson would not be up for selection for the second Test and would leave the team straightaway.