Vaughan believes Buttler can emulate MS Dhoni’s longevity as captain.

And that India should “swallow pride” and learn how to win ICC trophies from England.

Former captains Nasser Hussain and Eoin Morgan praised Sam Curran and Ben Stokes.

Former England captains Michael Vaughan, Nasser Hussain, and Eoin Morgan praised the Jos Butler-led England team after they won their second Twenty20 World Cup. Vaughan also stated that India should “swallow pride” and take inspiration from England.

“England should be winning World Cups because they have the best squad, but we often see the best teams fall short of expectations.” England had the rub of the green in the 2019 World Cup final, and they did it again this time. But they deserve their good fortune because they have done the right thing by sticking to a style for so long.

Never panic in England.

In 2019, they were eliminated early in the tournament after losing to Pakistan and Sri Lanka. They were defeated by Ireland here. Both times, it could have been all over. But they have this mentality that they know how to win when it comes down to it. They have good game players,” Vaughan wrote in his Telegraph column.

Vaughan had a message for India as well. “This England white ball team is extraordinary, and for the first time, English cricket has a trendsetting team that the rest of the world should emulate.” How is England conducting their affairs? What exactly do they do? “If I were in charge of Indian cricket, I’d swallow my pride and look to England for inspiration,” Vaughan added.

“And then there’s Sam Curran. Last year, he was working with us at Sky [sports] during the Twenty20 World Cup in the UAE after being forced to withdraw from England’s squad due to a bad back injury. A year later, he is the player in this tournament. Curran is an exceptional cricketer.