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Vaughan urges Fleming to begin England Test role immediately, questions captaincy depth

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Former England captain Michael Vaughan has called on Stephen Fleming to take up his England Test coaching duties without delay. Fleming is reportedly set to postpone his Test coaching responsibilities until the South Africa tour. Vaughan interprets this delay as a possible sign that the role holds less appeal than expected. While acknowledging Fleming's successful tenure with Chennai Super Kings in the IPL, Vaughan raised concerns about whether England has a captain of MS Dhoni's calibre for Fleming to work with.

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