Archie Vaughan, son of Ashes winner Michael, plays with six Hickeke as the English U19S wins a test series in South Africa | Current news
Captain England U19 Archie Vaughan scored six before helping his side to overthrow his victory of only 25 and secure the victory of the test series in South Africa.
Vaughan, a son of 2005, a winner of England, Michael Vaughan, picked up five Hickeke with his off-pin on the third day, while the hosts dropped from 108-3 to 145-8 in their second inings of the second unofficial test in Rondebosch.
Samerseta (6-19) then bought Sandiswa Yeni for the last morning for duck, before his teammate Eddie Jack asked that the final Wickket had rejected South Africa at 153.
Vaughan (10no) and Ben Dawkins (12no) mitigated tourists to their small targets in just 3.1 additions, while they triumphal with 10 Wickkets – Vaughan swallowed six before Dawkins finished a match with four.
The first test ended with draw after South Africa won the previous game 2-1.
Vaughan is not the only son of the winner of the ash that is currently impressing with 16-year-old Rocky Flintoff, son of Andrew, recently became the youngest man who hit a century for the English lions after Reaching three figures against the Australia XI crisis in Brisbane.
Vaughan played four first -class games last season and seven games of 50 Over for Somerset, an average of 33.71 with a baton in the county championship with the best of 68.
He also claimed that 15 hickekets, including two five winches draws.
