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Ben Duckett better than any other modern Test opener: Nasser Hussain

NEW DELHI: Ben Duckett's incredible 86 on the opening day of the third Test match against Sri Lanka, according to former England captain Nasser Hussain, is just one more illustration of why the left-handed opener is the driving force behind the team's risk-taking batting strategy.

The Times of India

A pause to remember Graham Thorpe puts England’s morning in perspective

Old Trafford stops to pay tribute to former England batter and coach whose death has left fans and former colleagues bereft

The Guardian - UK

England v Sri Lanka: first men’s cricket Test match, day one – as it happened

Sri Lanka recovered from 6-3 to post 236 at Old Trafford before England reached 22-0 when bad light stopped play

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Nasser Hussain: Few better options than Andy Flower for England white-ball boss

Matthew Mott left his position last week after two years in charge.

The Independent UK

Graham Thorpe was a light in the darkness of Nineties England cricket, as he dies aged 55

Graham Thorpe played 100 Tests for England and later went on to become the side’s batting coach

The Independent UK

Watch: 22 years ago on July 13, shirtless Sourav Ganguly owned the Lord's balcony after Yuvraj Singh and Mohammad Kaif led India's NatWest Series heist

Sourav Ganguly taking off his jersey and waving it in celebration after India's come-from-behind win in the 2002 NatWest Series final against England at Lord's is one of the most iconic moments in the history of world cricket and, in the context of Indian cricket alone, perhaps the second most…

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'You are England cricket,’ says Nasser Hussain in emotional farewell message for Anderson

LONDON: James Anderson, a dedicated and long-serving member of the England cricket team, has announced his retirement from international cricket. Throughout his remarkable 21-year career, Anderson earned the moniker "king of swing" for his exceptional skills with the ball.

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T20 World Cup: 'England lost to a team who have had all bases covered', says Nasser Hussain

NEW DELHI: Former captain Nasser Hussain claimed that the Jos Buttler-led team fell against a team that "had all bases covered" in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup after England lost to India in the semifinal.

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: England's decision to bowl Will Jacks in power-play backfired, says Nasser Hussain

NEW DELHI: England's chances of progressing to the Super 8 stage of the T20 World Cup were severely dented following their 36-run loss to Australia in their Group B encounter at the Kensington Oval and former captain Nasser Hussain believes that the decision to bowl Will Jacks during the power-play…

The Times of India

Watch: 'Most disappointed man' Aaron Finch applauds as David Warner breaks his T20I run record for Australia

NEW DELHI: Aaron Finch and David Warner on Thursday shared a lovely moment during the Australia vs Oman game in Barbados as the former skipper was seen applauding Warner for breaking his record for most runs in T20Is for the country.

The Times of India

Revisiting England’s overshadowed summer of perfection, 20 years on

Seven wins from seven Tests and a recasting of the XI set the team on its path to Ashes glory 12 months later

The Guardian - UK

'Not a bad innings for a bus driver' - How Mohammad Kaif shot back at England captain Nasser Hussain after India won 2002 Natwest Series final

Chasing a mammoth 326 to win the 2002 Natwest Series final against England at Lord's, India lost half their side for only 146 when a young Mohammad Kaif walked in to join Yuvraj Singh, and the rest as they say is history.

The Times of India

'Nas, I am not going to trust a word...': Dinesh Karthik playfully teases Nasser Hussain

NEW DELHI: Dinesh Karthik, the wicketkeeper-batter for Royal Challengers Bengaluru, not only showcased his impressive batting skills in the Indian Premier League 2024 but also his witty sense of humor as he took a playful jab at former England skipper Nasser Hussain.

The Times of India

'Not a surprise but it's a...': Nasser Hussain on Ben Stokes skipping T20 World Cup

NEW DELHI: Former England skipper Nasser Hussain expressed his disappointment at Ben Stokes' decision to opt out of England's title defence for the T20 World Cup, describing his absence as a significant setback for the team.

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'Rohit Sharma is not in-your-face, aggressive captain like Virat Kohli'

By mauling England 4-1 in the recently-concluded Test series at home, Rohit Sharma-led India not just put 'Bazball' to bed but also the skipper himself replied his critics in fine fashion to lead from the front.

The Times of India

Nasser Hussain lambasts England's 'Bazball' approach, says it's about individual performances

NEW DELHI: Former England captain Nasser Hussain offered reflections on England's 1-4 series loss in India, particularly highlighting the importance of individual performances in challenging conditions. Despite facing criticism for the pitches, Hussain defended them and commended a depleted Indian team for securing their 17th consecutive home series victory.

The Times of India

'Can't hide behind Bazball!': Nasser Hussain slams yet another England batting collapse

NEW DELHI: The opening day of the fifth and final Test in Dharamsala saw another England batting collapse as the visitors skittled out for a lowly 218 in the first innings against India.

The Times of India

'Could see the fire in his eyes...': Nasser Hussain praises Ravichandran Ashwin's performance in Ranchi Test

NEW DELHI: Former England captain Nasser Hussain has hailed Ravichandran Ashwin's exceptional performance in the fourth Test match against England, where India asserted dominance on Days 3 and 4 in Ranchi.

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Bazball is about smart cricket, not headless cricket: Nasser Hussain

NEW DELHI: Following England's setback in the third Test against India, former captain Nasser Hussain has stressed the need for the English team to reassess their approach and execute smarter cricket if they are to level the ongoing Test series.

The Hindu

Morning digest | PPP and PML-N agree to form new govt. in Pakistan; BJP calls for simultaneous polls with common voter list, and more

Here is a select list of stories to start the day on Feb 21, 2024

The Hindu

Jaiswal learned from his upbringing, not from Bazball: Nasser Hussain to Ben Duckett

Nasser Hussain criticizes Ben Duckett for suggesting Yashasvi Jaiswal learned aggressive batting from England, urging self-improvement for team.

The Times of India

'Yashasvi Jaiswal hasn't learnt from you': Nasser Hussain slams Ben Duckett for bizarre comment

Yashasvi Jaiswal's attacking approach has yielded runs in tons for him across the three Tests played so far in the five-match series between India and England. However, Ben Duckett remarked that England deserve "some credit" for the way Jaiswal has adopted attacking brand of cricket in Tests as well.

The Times of India

'England don't need to move away from Bazball approach', opines Nasser Hussain

NEW DELHI: After England suffered a substantial 434-run defeat to India in the third Test at Rajkot, former captain Nasser Hussain has emphasized the importance of the team sticking to their aggressive Bazball approach.

The Times of India

'Virat Kohli's private life has to come first, so it's a blow for India'

NEW DELHI: Former England skipper Nasser Hussain has voiced his support for Virat Kohli's decision to prioritize his private life, acknowledging the significant void the Indian batter's absence will create in the Test squad.

The Times of India

'There have been soft dismissals...': Nasser Hussain criticizes India's batting without Virat Kohli

NEW DELHI: Former England captain Nasser Hussain has expressed concerns over India's batting performance in the absence of star batter Virat Kohli during the first two Tests against England at home, stating that the team has lacked ruthlessness with the bat.

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