All posts tagged "Nasser Hussain"

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  County News/The Hundred

  / 4 years ago

  We’re taking journey into the future of cricket, says Nasser Hussain

  James Wallace talks to Nasser Hussain about cricket’s controversial new format

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 4 years ago

  IT COULD BE WORSE JOE – INDEED IT HAS BEEN!

  Richard Edwards looks back to 1999 when England were officially the worst Test side in world cricket There was certainly an...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Cricket Paper

  / 4 years ago

  TIME TO SUPPORT ROB’S ONLINE GEM

  THE GRUMBLER Probing the right areas of the county game Stats life: Shane Warne and Steve Waugh have both proved statistical...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 4 years ago

  99no? I WOULDN’T CHANGE A THING!

  James Wallace talks 1999 and 99s with former England Test ace Alex Tudor Number cruncher: Alex Tudor smashes a four off New Zealand’s...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 5 years ago

  Capel’s Caribbean moment ended Windies’ proud reign

  By Richard Edwards Sorely missed: David Capel will go down as a Northants legend PICTURE: PA Images DAVID Capel’s passing at...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 5 years ago

  BBC MUST RECOVER LOST TIME

  DEREK PRINGLE @derekpringle It was a hum rather than a fanfare but the BBC’s return to broadcasting live cricket, for the...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 5 years ago

  DEAR TOM, THERE COMES A TIME FOR SELF SACRIFICE!

  Coming up short: Tom Banton’s failure to sacrifice himself for a quick single with captain Eoin Morgan on Tuesday night showed...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Test Matches

  / 5 years ago

  Bore draw starts the inquest over umpire’s protocols

  By Chris Stocks Second Test, August 9-13, The Ageas Bowl, Southampton England 110-4d (Crawley 53, Sibley 32) (Abbas 2-28, Shaheen 1-25)...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  County Championships

  / 6 years ago

  Unusual route to the top has forced Azad to weigh options

  By Saj Sadiq HASSAN AZAD enjoyed a dream start to his firstclass career, scoring a total of 1,523 runs at an...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Ashes

  / 6 years ago

  Bowling to Smith is no big secret, he has even toldEngland how to

  Damp squib: The much-vaunted joust between Jofra Archer and Smith never materialised in the first innings Derek Pringle enters the debate...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 6 years ago

  IF SPORT IS A TRUE MERITOCRACY ARCHER HAS TO BE IN WORLD CUP

  Derek Pringle outlines the skillset that makes England’s newly qualified paceman a must for selection in the World Cup squad Putting...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  England News

  / 6 years ago

  Eoin Morgan has shut up the doubters, now it’s time to deliver

  Sky Sports commentator Nasser Hussain on the strength of Eoin Morgan and Jofra Archer

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Cricket Paper

  / 6 years ago

  Archer under pressure

  Farbrace cautious over all-rounder’s World Cup selection EXCLUSIVE By Peter Hayter PAUL FARBRACE, the former England assistant coach, admitted last night...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 6 years ago

  HOW INDIAN BOYCOTT COULD BACKFIRE IN SEMIS OF WORLD CUP

  DEREK PRINGLE Contest: India faced Pakistan in the Champions Trophy final in 2017 PICTURE: Getty Images It is not looking good...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 6 years ago

  I’LL NEVER FORGET DAY THE WORLD CUP WENT CUCKOO …

  PE TER HAY T E R The sight of Nelson’s column taking the place of a middle stump to launch the...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 7 years ago

  I’m the last of my type, there will never be another me, says Bhogle

  Adam Collins caught up with the legendary broadcaster to talk India and commentary

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 7 years ago

  Happy birthday Wooders – cricket’s elder statesman

  Peter Hayter enjoys an afternoon in Hampshire sharing celebratory reminiscences with a journalistic legend Doyen Down Under: John Woodcock takes a...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 7 years ago

  We’re role models now, says Beaumont

  WOMEN’S CRICKET By Richard Edwards TAMMY BEAUMONT laughs as she recalls the moment she was recognised on the tube, bashfully telling...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Cricket Paper

  / 7 years ago

  You don’t need to have Broad shoulders to select Rashid

  ENGLAND v INDIA - FIRST TEST By Paul Eddison You got my vote: Stuart Broad is backing Adil Rashid’s call-up ADIL...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 7 years ago

  Is Kohli too dominant to lead a great Indian team?

  Derek Pringle looks at whether the world’s best batsman is the most natural of captains when things don’t go to plan...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 7 years ago

  Please, no more Mr Nice Guy Australia, it does not suit you!

  Derek Pringle says an Australian cricket team without grunt is lite

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 7 years ago

  When Waugh’s with a dry eye ton left nobody in the SCG house

  Richard Edwards recalls Steve Waugh’s epic and career-saving century during the fifth Ashes Test of 2003 ACTION REPL AY What a...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 7 years ago

  MARTIN JOHNSON

  THERE’S NO SKIPPING THE ISSUE FOR THE CAPTAIN… There must have been times during the Adelaide Test match when Joe Root...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 7 years ago

  Playing in the zone – when players reach their peak

  Garfield Robinson picks some examples on mellow consciousness allowing pros to play at their best

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  ashes needs but please… verbal battle keep it clean

  Derek Pringle says let the sledging begin Down Under, as long as it’s kept within the bounds of humour and quick...

  By The Cricket Paper Team