DTVHINDIMichael Vaughan now apologizes ridiculously for dismissing Matthew Hayden in the Ashes, know the whole matter
When Hayden was out in that match, Vaughan was praised for his captaincy, whereas the matter was different. Michael Vaughan (Image Credit- Twitter X) Former England captain Michael Vaughan has recently been seen jokingly apologizing to former Australian cricket team opener Matthew Hayden. Let us tell you that when Hayden was out in a match during the Ashes series, Vaughan was praised for his captaincy, but Hayden was out for some other reason. Vaughan recently revealed this interesting incident in the Club Prairie Fire Podcast. In this podcast, Vaughan said about Hayden’s dismissal during that match – Hey Hados (Matthew Hayden), I should really apologize to you. The other day at Edgbaston, you came out to bat and I was given credit for the tactical genius of replacing Andrew Strauss and getting caught at short extra cover off Matthew Hoggard on the first ball of the morning . Vaughan further said- You don’t realize this, Strauss (Andrew Strauss) was talking nonsense. He came to the pitch late, and instead of running towards the slip, I just asked him to wait at extra cover, as he was out of the field to use the washroom at that time, and there was someone else in the slip in his place. . Watch this video of Michael Vaughn Vaughany has an apology for Matthew Hayden 🇦🇺 after sharing one of the great Ashes stories ??? about how he got lucky with some of his field placements 🏴👉🏻👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 in the Series!#ClubPrairieFire pic.twitter.com/pp2mJnuliG — Club Prairie Fire (@clubprairiefire) November 17, 2024 On the other hand, let us tell you that Matthew Hayden is one of the great cricketers of Australia. He was born on 29 October 1971 in Queensland. Hayden played 103 Test matches in his career, in which he scored 8625 runs at an average of 50.74. During this period, he has scored 30 centuries and 29 half-centuries. Hayden also represented Australia in 161 ODI matches, in which he scored 6133 runs at an average of 43.8. In 2001, Hayden was voted Australia’s best Test cricketer. Hayden is still remembered for his aggressive batting style.
