The English cricket team aren’t exactly playing in a way to make the others happy. However, for former England captain, it is not the on-field performances that is irking him, rather it is the way the England players have carried themselves out of the ground.

Even before the Ashes began, Jonny Bairstow was facing the storm for his headbutt greeting on Cameron Bancroft. And now, after losing the Adelaide Test, the England players were once again caught in a scandal as Ben Duckett deliberately threw a drink on James Anderson.

And former England captain, Michael Vaughan, was particular displeased at the way the players have behaved.

"To think you've gone back to the same bar where the Bairstow incident happened, the first night you're back in town, it's just stupid,"

"You can't fathom the mentality of a group of people who suddenly say 'Right, we're going out, we've found a venue, and you know what, we're going back [to] the Avenue bar'.”

He then slammed some of the “bad eggs” of the team and was baffled at how team director, Andrew Strauss, and captain Joe Root could tolerate such things.

"You have one or two bad eggs and let's be honest, they act like students when they go out, big trays of shots."

"How can [director] Andrew Strauss or [captain] Joe Root stop someone being an idiot?" he said.

Vaughan then called for the problematic characters of the team to be sent back home the moment they do something bad.

"It's got to the stage that every single England cricketer needs to be sat in a room and [told] if you bring any bad PR on the team you just get sent home.

"I agree with [England coach] Trevor Bayliss. If he feels he's got to get rid of a few people, that's what he's got to do."

Michael Vaughan is an active member of the Twitter community and has opined that blaming the social media for the English players’ wrongdoings is a senseless thing to do.

"It winds me up when I hear this social media is the problem," Vaughan said.