Former England captain Michael Vaughan has labelled opener Zak Crawley "consistently inconsistent" following his dismissal in the third Test against the West Indies.
Crawley fell for just seven in Grenada, chipping a simple catch to Kraigg Brathwaite at short extra cover off the medium pace bowling of Kyle Mayers. And Vaughan was critical of the 24-year-old's decision to play a "big booming drive" on a pitch which offered some assistance to the West Indies' seamers.
Speaking on BT Sport , Vaughan claimed Crawley had been caught in a "trap" set by the West Indies. "Zak Crawley is going to be consistently inconsistent if he bats like that and plays the big drive," he said.
