Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan has praised the Indian cricket team and said that any team that will be able to beat India in the current World Cup will clinch the title. Vaughan wrote in a tweet, "I will stick to this... The team that will beat India will name the World Cup," he said.

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Significantly, the two-time champion Indian team is still unstoppable in the tournament and is also the only team to do so in the current World Cup. On Thursday, India beat the West Indies by 125 runs. India is currently second in the table with 11 points with five wins in six games.

Meanwhile, opener Shikhar Dhawan has also tweeted congratulating the Indian team and wrote, "Keep raising the level of performance in the same way. "It is said that a successful team is balanced and all help each other and at the same time it seemed that the Indian team had scored 30 runs less, though the bowlers took responsibility. The players performed well. Excellent Yuzvendra Chahal, Jaspreet Bumrah, Mo. Shami.'

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