Michael Vaughan Gets Haircut From Roadside Barber In Mumbai Before IPL 2023 Final, Video Goes Viral

Vaughan is in Mumbai for his broadcasting commitments for the IPL 2023 final.

Vaughan shared the video of his hair cut on social media.

Source : Screengrab From Video On Twitter/@MichaelVaughan

The festival of cricket in India, the 2023 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), is all to culminate with the final at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad between Gujarat Titans (GT) and the Chennai Super Kings (CSK). Not only are the overseas players who have been part of the league and are members of these two sides that have been in India for over two months now, several members of the broadcasting team have also been in this part of the world for two months if not more.

One such individual is the cricketer-turned-commentator Michael Vaughan. While he has expressed his views on the tournament, ahead of the final he was seen getting a hair cut, a shave and a head massage done from a roadside barber in Mumbai. He even shared a video of the same on his social media which has gone viral on the internet.

"All ready for the #IPL final tonight .. then it’s straight to Wembley for the play off final .. #AllWednesday .. If you are ever in Mumbai please visit Deendayal on Ormiston road #Mumbai .. He is fantastic .. #India 💙🤍," Vaughan wrote along with the video.

Check it out here:

All ready for the #IPL final tonight .. then it’s straight to Wembley for the play off final .. #AllWednesday .. If you are ever in Mumbai please visit Deendayal on Ormiston road #Mumbai .. He is fantastic .. #India 💙🤍 pic.twitter.com/xko4cYPvPi

— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) May 28, 2023

Talking about the IPL 2023 final, the start of the summit clash has been delayed due to rain. However, the positive is that the play can start as late as 09:35 local time with no reduction in overs. For a five-over game, the cut-off time is 12:16 am. Only if a match could not be completed on time will the game head to the Reserve Day which is Monday (May 29).