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World Test Championship final | Hard to see past Kohli: Hussey on India's key players

Michael Hussey feels it is “hard to see past Virat Kohli” if India are to win the World Test Championship final against Australia at the Oval in London from June 7. Besides Kohli, skipper Rohit Sharma will be key to India’s chances in the WTC final, the former Australia batter…

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DC vs CSK IPL 2023: MS Dhoni fever grips Kotla as Delhi Capitals face Chennai Super Kings

With Delhi crowd set to root for former India Captain, CSK look to seal playoff spot today

The Times of India

CSK vs DC IPL 2023: Can Delhi Capitals tweakers top Chennai Super Kings' spin power?

CHENNAI: When in Chennai, you must beat the Chennai Super Kings at their own game. Teams have learnt this the hard way, and the scenario will be no different for the Delhi Capitals, who have to win on Wednesday to stay in contention for a playoff berth.

The Times of India

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Ruturaj Gaikwad will shine for India: Michael Hussey

CHENNAI: Michael Hussey got his chances for Australia closer to his 30s and then went on to become one of the stalwarts. That's what makes the Chennai Super Kings batting coach believe that it is a matter of time before Ruturaj Gaikwad blossoms into a successful international player.

The Times of India

Michael Hussey hails Nathan Lyon's longevity in international cricket

NEW DELHI: Hailing Nathan Lyon's longevity in international cricket, former Australia batsman Michael Hussey feels the off-spinner should continue as long as he remains fit to compete at the elite level.

The Times of India

'Mr Cricket' Hussey lands coaching job in The Hundred

Australian Test batter Michael Hussey has landed the job as coach of the Welsh Fire team that will play in the third edition of English cricket's The Hundred.

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‘A bigger picture than rivalry’: Michael Hussey focuses on England role

‘Mr Cricket’ has no problem being a batting coach for Australia’s rivals at the T20 World Cup – and could stay on for the Ashes

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T20 World Cup: The highs and lows of the previous editions

NEW DELHI: Twenty20 cricket was introduced by the England and Wales Cricket Board for inter-county cricket in 2003 to boost the game's popularity, especially amongst youngsters. And it won't be an understatement to say that T20 cricket has taken the world by storm, after being viewed suspiciously in the beginning.

The Times of India

England add Michael Hussey and David Saker to coaching team for T20 World Cup

The Australian duo have agreed short-term deals

The Independent UK

When Andrew Symonds sizzled for Australia U-19 in India

MUMBAI: The untimely, tragic death of Australia's former swashbuckling batsman Andrew Symonds on Sunday left millions of cricket fans shocked and saddened. For those who were a part of the India Under-19 team which played the touring Australian Under-19 side back in 1993-94, it brought back memories of an 18-year-old…

The Times of India

IPL 2022: Everyone at Chennai Super Kings backing Ravindra Jadeja despite a string of losses, says Michael Hussey

MUMBAI: Former Australian cricketer and the current Chennai Super Kings (CSK) batting coach Michael Hussey has indicated that every member of the four-time IPL champions was behind new captain Ravindra Jadeja despite the string of early losses, adding that the team was looking at a couple of wins, which would…

The Times of India

IPL 2022: CSK's Michael Hussey reveals why he switched from being a right-hander to a left-handed batter

MUMBAI: Former Australian cricketer and the current Chennai Super Kings (CSK) batting coach Michael Hussey has revealed that he was so impressed with the legendary Allan Border's batting that he switched to becoming a left-hander from being a natural right-hander during his formative days.

The Times of India

Chennai Super Kings Academy launched in Chennai & Salem

CHENNAI: Chennai Super Kings launched Super Kings Academy - cricket coaching centres for both boys and girls - in Chennai and Salem on Wednesday (April 6). Chennai Super Kings' player Deepak Chahar, batting coach Michael Hussey, bowling coach L Balaji and CEO K.S. Viswanathan virtually attended the inauguration and interacted…

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