Watch: Michael Vaughan's hair-cutting video in Mumbai ahead of IND vs ENG Semi-Final in T20 World Cup 2026 goes viral

The tension and excitement have grown ahead of the second semifinal of the Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 between India and England at the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, as the people want India to reach the final for the second consecutive time and get the better of England in the semifinal for the second time in a row, as they did last time around.

Ahead of the game, the BBC journalist, Henry Moeran, has dropped a video where he has spoken about the normal proceedings of a morning in Mumbai as the city celebrates Holy. People had been playing with the paints. And this was when he found the former England captain, Michael Vaughan, enjoying a haircut.

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‘Beautiful morning here in Mumbai. Just a couple of days out from the second semifinal here. It’s Holi. So there are lots of People with a lot of paint. And you never know what you are going to find when you are going for a little walk. You might find some people selling food on the streets. You might find some of the beautiful juices. Or you might find the former England captain, having a haircut.” Moeran expressed in the video.

Michael Vaughans enjoys haircut in Mumbai ahead of T20 WC 2026 semifinal

Vaughan is currently in Mumbai and has been working with the Cricbuzz panel in analyzing the games. He, as a regular work, made his way to a Saloon and got a haircut. A few days ago, he explored the Maidan and enjoyed the little kids playing the game.

Watch the video here: 

“Morning. Yeah, he is a very good operator, this fellow. Been in the trade for many years.” Vaughan said in the same video of Moeran, as both of them shared a giggle.

Meanwhile, India will hope to continue their same dominating batting performance from the last game against West Indies at the Eden Gardens of the Super 8 stage, and will also come up with a better bowling performance against England in Mumbai.