Former England captain Michael Vaughan took a scornful look at India's defeat in the pink-ball Test against Australia in Adelaide, suggesting that India's bowlers were helpless against Travis Head who scored a century to put his team in the box seat before the hosts completed a 10-wicket win inside three days.
Head's counter-attacking knock on the second day produced 140 runs off just 141 balls, which swelled Australia's first-innings lead to 157 runs. India were then bowled out cheaply for the second time in the match, folding up for just 175 to leave the hosts with only 19 runs required to win.
