After Aus, Michael Vaughan predicts India-England Test series, fans urge him not to 'jinx'

Former English skipper Michael Vaughan has predicted that India will get better of England in upcoming four-match Test series that gets underway at MA Chidambaram Stium on February 5. He has gone on to say that hosts will register a 3-0 win in Test series. 

Re Vaughan's tweet here:

'Don't jinx'

Meanwhile, it seems that tweet has t gone down well with a few fans as y came forward and urged ex-English middle-order batsman t to 'Jinx' his prediction. Here are some of reactions.

reason why fans have asked cricket pundit t to jinx his prediction is that he h confidently predicted India's 4-0 whitewash in recently-concluded series against Australia after Virat Kohli & Co. h suffered a humiliating defeat in first Test match at elaide Oval last month where y h ended up registering ir lowest-ever score in Test history (36). 

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However, a determined Team India under supervision of stand-in captain Ajinkya Rahane overcame all odds to first level series at MCG, n ensuring that third Test at SCG ended in a stalemate just when it appeared like visitors would end up losing that contest before delivery kckout blow in series-decider at Gabba, Brisbane. 

ex-English skipper h written off Team India in his tweet on December 19, 2020, i.e. when highly-anticipated pink-ball Test match was wrapped up inside three days. 

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neless, Vaughan h to eat his words exactly a month later i.e. on January 19, 2021, when Indian team registered one of greatest comebacks in cricketing history to retain Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2-1. Taking to micro-blogging site, cricketer-turned-cricket pundit hailed win as 'one of greatest if t greatest Test victory of all time' before ding that he loved to see character and skill which India has in abundance. He n hailed youngsters Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant as 'Future Superstars'.

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