All posts tagged "Nasser Hussain"

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  Featured

  / 8 years ago

  SKY’S THE LIMIT? OLD JIM WOULD CERTAINLY NOTAGREE

  MARTIN JOHNSON If, like me, you find that the only way to unwind at the end of a long hard day...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 8 years ago

  I’d bring in Nasser to coach Test team

  SOME suggestions for improving the performance of our Test team: Let Trevor Bayliss concentrate solely on coaching England’s white-ball teams. Appoint...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  News

  / 8 years ago

  Flintoff to take the mic in Sky commentary box

  There will be a new face in Sky’s commentary box this summer with former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff joining the team...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 8 years ago

  Pringle column: So long Tonker! A leader you had to follow

  By Derek Pringle In the Essex dressing rooms of yesteryear, famous for their characters, none was bigger or more boldly defined...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 8 years ago

  Hayter column: Stylish Crane is one who could hit heights

  (Photo: Getty Images) By Peter Hayter Mason Crane‘s entry into the consciousness of England supporters may not have had quite the...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 8 years ago

  Now tech giants put a speed microchip into bats

  A trio of England players are trialling new technology during the Champions Trophy that could lead to improved performances with the bat...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 8 years ago

  Peter Hayter column – When DRS becomes another tactic, not a failsafe

  South Africa, chasing 331 to win the second Royal London ODI against England at the Ageas Bowl and square the series...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  ICC Champions Trophy

  / 8 years ago

  Now tech giants put a speed microchip into bats

  By Seth Francis A TRIO of England players will be trialling new technology during the Champions Trophy that could lead to...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 8 years ago

  From Botham’s beef to the Pollock pearls, TV was a joy

  Peter Hayter spends a day on his sofa enthusing at the expertise of Sky‘s coverage at Headingley SKY TV’s monopoly of...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  BAT’S JUST LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT!

  Derek Pringle looks at the bond a player builds with his favourite willow… Derek Pringle Cricket bats are more than just...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features

  / 8 years ago

  Pakistan in 1992 had its moments but the Sri Lankan series nine years later was worse

  Following a fiery contest between India and the Aussies, Derek Pringle recalls two tempestuous series of old… Flare up: Umpire Arani...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 8 years ago

  Derek Pringle column – Skippers felt the force of the chop in the 80s

  The seeming prevarication over the future of Alastair Cook as England captain seems to be based on achieving the right level...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 8 years ago

  When Harmy had them on the hop at Sabina Park

  Garfield Robinson relives the carnage at Sabina Park of 2004 when Steve Harmison gave the Windies some of their own medicine...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 9 years ago

  I’ll be on board, Eoin, and you should be, too

  Chris Stocks can’t understand the reasoning behind Morgan and Hales’ decision not to tour The dust has now settled on Eoin...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 9 years ago

  Peter Hayter column – Cheating Amir will be judged in house of Lord’s

  The people of Taunton have spoken. The people of Hove will get their chance in the coming days. But the first...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 9 years ago

  Paul Nixon column – Thank God… it’s not like Nineties anymore

  It wasn’t just in the international set-up that there were ups and downs in the 1990s. The Nineties era was almost...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 9 years ago

  England lost throughout the 1990s – because rivals were the all-time greats

  Emma John knew nothing but defeat as a fan of 90s England. But were Atherton’s Army really that bad? It can...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Club Cricket

  / 9 years ago

  Rain Card is always a big gamble…

  Dan Whiting reveals how the weather forecast is at the centre of one of the game’s greatest, and most long-lasting, conundrums...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Features and Columns

  / 9 years ago

  Where are they now? Essex – NatWest Trophy finalists 1996

  By Neil Fissler Paul Grayson admits that Essex thought that they had one hand on the NatWest trophy after restricting Lancashire...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  International News

  / 10 years ago

  Looking back – England’s victory over Pakistan in Karachi in 2000

  Tim Wigmore reveals how England upset the odds in a stirring series win away to Pakistan in 2000… As dusk engulfed...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Latest News

  / 10 years ago

  Dream Team – Graham Napier

  ANDY FLOWER – Retired When he came to us from Zimbabwe he was world No.1 batsman and it was fantastic to see...

  By The Cricket Paper Team
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  Featured

  / 11 years ago

  Moeen Ali The Big Winner At Asian Cricket Awards

  ENGLAND and Worcestershire all-rounder Moeen Ali capped a memorable summer by being named Player of the Year at the 2014 Talk...

  By The Cricket Paper Team