Vaughan can't stop heaping praises for India's bowling unit, calls it better than the best

The number one Test team in the ICC Test Rankings, India has witnessed a new era of dominance under Skipper Virat Kohli wherein the team has tasted success at home and overseas as well. Right from beating Australia at their home last year to whitewashing South Africa at home this year, the team has proved its dominance by topping the ongoing Test Championship table as well.

With similar views, former England captain Michael Vaughan, who has found a new liking to Twitter, on Wednesday, thrashed a Twitter user who believed that the world's present top-four pace attacks, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa & England will be playing the Boxing Day Tests. Vaughan discarded the tweet completely and stated that 'India has better attacks (pace) than 3 mentioned.'

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Michael Vaughan picks India to beat Australia at home

Recently, Australia beat Pakistan by an innings and 48 runs in the second and final Test match at the Adelaide Oval to complete a clean sweep in this bilateral series. However, Michael Vaughan warned Tim Paine-led side about one team that can be tough for them to handle. Taking to the micro-blogging site, the former English skipper wrote that the current Australian team in these conditions are going to take some beating and that only Team India have the tools to do so at this stage. 

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Vaughan 'likes' the idea of Super Series

Vaughan on Tuesday extended his support to the idea of 'Super Series'. This comes after BCCI President, Sourav Ganguly had put forth the idea of the series which stated that India, England, Australia and one more team would lock horns in the coming year after the ICC proposed to have a flagship tournament once in a year from 2023 to 2031. He tweeted, "Like this .. The best versus the best more often in ODI cricket."

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