New Delhi. Archie Vaughan, son of former England cricket team captain Michael Vaughan, has made a splash on his debut in county cricket. In his second match, this player showed his strength with bat and ball. After scoring 44 runs in the first innings for Somerset, he created a stir by taking 6 wickets in this match against Surrey. This is only the second match of 18-year-old Archie Vaughan.

England's legendary captain Michael Vaughan's son has left his mark in the County Championship Division 1. Archie, playing for Somerset, could not perform as expected in batting as an opener but did wonders in bowling. Based on the brilliant bowling of 18-year-old Archie, Surrey's team was bowled out for 321 runs in the first innings. In the first innings, Somerset's team had scored 317 runs thanks to Tom Benton's 132 runs.

Archie shone in bowling.
When Somerset needed wickets, Archie came and bowled in such a way that the team got back in the match. Surrey scored 321 runs against Somerset in the first innings but this score could have been bigger if Archie had not shown his flair. He took 6 wickets for 102 runs in 37 overs. Experienced English spinner Jack Leach took 4 wickets in this innings. Both of them together finished off Surrey's first innings.

Could not show strength in opening 

While opening for Somerset against Surrey, Archie could not score big. He scored 44 runs in the first innings but flopped in the second innings. When he was batting on 3 runs, Bangladesh's star all-rounder clean bowled him and gave him a return ticket.