Wasim Jaffer and Michael Vaughan continued their light-hearted banter on social media following England's recent Test success against Sri Lanka, which saw them take a commanding 2-0 series lead. Vaughan proposed that Test cricket should be divided into two divisions of six teams each to enhance competitiveness, a suggestion Jaffer humorously critiqued by highlighting Vaughan's prior silence when England was at the bottom of the World Test Championship (WTC) table. Jaffer shared a screenshot of the standings from a month ago to emphasize the timing of Vaughan's comments. England's recent victories have propelled them to fourth place in the WTC standings, making them competitive for the upcoming finals. Jaffer playfully accused Vaughan of being selective with his suggestions based on England's performance. Meanwhile, England is set to face Sri Lanka in the final match of their series on September 6, while India prepares for a two-match Test series against Bangladesh starting September 19.