Former England captain Michael Vaughan took a dig at Wasim Jaffer following the Jos Buttler-led side's emphatic 10-wicket win over India in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup 2022 on Thursday, November 10.Taking to Twitter, Vaughan ridiculed the Men in Blue's performance against England, sarcastically calling the one-sided affair a "close game". The cricketer-turned-commentator even asked Jaffer to post a video of him singing Buttler's Barmy army song.Vaughan wrote:"So @WasimJaffer14.. Your forfeit .. You must film yourself singing ‘Jos Buttler’s Barmy army’ and post on here please .. Unlucky .. it was a close game."Michael Vaughan@MichaelVaughanSo @WasimJaffer14 .. Your forfeit .. You must film yourself singing ‘Jos Buttler’s Barmy army’ and post on here please .. Unlucky .. it was a close game #ICCWorldCup20226468406So @WasimJaffer14 .. Your forfeit .. You must film yourself singing ‘Jos Buttler’s Barmy army’ and post on here please .. Unlucky .. it was a close game 😜😜😜 #ICCWorldCup2022Notably, both Vaughan and Jaffer have often entertained fans with their social media banter. Many look forward to their back-and-forth on Twitter whenever India and England battle it out on the cricket field.Vaughan had the last laugh this time around thanks to England's dominant showing against the Rohit Sharma-led side in the crucial knockout fixture of the showpiece event."Heartbreak for India but must congratulate England" - Wasim Jaffer on the second semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2022Wasim Jaffer congratulated the England team for advancing to the final of the T20 World Cup 2022 by beating India comprehensively in the semi-finals at the Adelaide Oval.The 44-year-old pointed out how the side stepped up in the high-pressure game to trump India. Jaffer wrote on Twitter:"Heartbreak for India but must congratulate @englandcricket for a clinical show on the big day and also on making the finals. Well played #T20WorldCup."Wasim Jaffer@WasimJaffer14Heartbreak for India but must congratulate @englandcricket for a clinical show on the big day and also on making the finals. Well played 🏽 #INDvENG #T20WorldCup11904386Heartbreak for India but must congratulate @englandcricket for a clinical show on the big day and also on making the finals. Well played 👏🏽 #INDvENG #T20WorldCup https://t.co/Yr4gyv7B1oIndia managed to post a total of 168 after being asked to bat first on the surface. Senior batters Hardik Pandya (63) and Virat Kohli (50) slammed impressive half-centuries, helping the side reach a competitive score.However, England openers Jos Buttler and Alex Hales outclassed India with their batting exploits. The two dynamic batters started off their run-chase on a flying note. Rohit Sharma and Co. failed to recover from the early blitz, losing the crucial T20 World Cup tie in embarrassing fashion.