Just how good is Michael Vaughan's commentary becoming?

When I woke up this morning he described Jonathan Trott as having scored the worst 9 runs he had ever seen from a test number 3 from a technical, from a match situation and from a temperament point of view, and that there was absolutely no chance whatsoever he would survive the spell from Mitchell Johnson. Johnson got his man for 9 a couple of balls later. 

Cook's form is poor, Trott's head has gone completely, KP is KP, Joe Root is very talented but has huge technical flaws (eg learning how to play shots on the front foot), Prior is hopelessly out of form, and the tail which usually wags looks rather brittle. Mr Bell we don't know yet, and Mr Carburry is doing his best, but I'm not sure if his best is test level.....

I think in our 3-0 series victory in the summer, we were flattered by Stuart Broad and Ian Bell playing at their very best - the rest of the team were either average (up and down) or in some cases very poor, particularly the batting unit. We failed to score over 400 once if I recall, but Australia were even worse. The fact that Australia had bowed to press pressure and dropped Mitchell Johnson, the fact that Mr Warner had scuppered his own chances of playing and with some extraordinarily strange selections not helping the Aussie cause (who will forget the specialist spinner who could bat but not bowl)........probably prevented the tourists from winning that series or at least making it a nail-biter.

This was coming......