'Sort yourself out, Harry' - Nasser urges Brook to mature after captaincy snubskysports.com · …Nasser Hussain has urged Harry Brook to mature after the England white-ball skipper was snubbed for the Test captaincy despite England cricket chief Rob Key confirming the decision was not related to his workload.›↗
Hussain: Australia too good but England were too timidskysports.com · …Sky Sports' Nasser Hussain reflects on Australia's record-extending seventh Women's T20 World Cup title and where things went wrong for England as they suffered an emphatic seven-wicket defeat to the Southern Stars in the Lord's final…›↗
Hussain: England must take no 'mental baggage' into Australia finalskysports.com · …Nasser Hussain says England must take no "mental baggage" into the Women's T20 World Cup final if they are to stand a chance of toppling favourites Australia.›↗
Nasser wants honesty from McCullum amid England's attention-to-detail crisisskysports.com · …Nasser Hussain has called for more honesty from Brendon McCullum after the Test series defeat to New Zealand further highlighted England's attention-to-detail crisis.›↗
'Lack of attention to detail' | Nas' scathing review of McCullum's Test recordskysports.com · …Following England's Test series defeat to New Zealand, Nasser Hussain gave a scathing review of Brendon McCullum's Test series record.›↗
Nasser: England must step up against unbeaten West Indiesskysports.com · …Nasser Hussain has implored England to show their mettle as they face unquestionably the toughest test of their World Cup campaign yet against the West Indies on Wednesday at Lord's.›↗
Nas: Stokes got it wrong but it's not a sackable offenceskysports.com · …Nasser Hussain has urged former skipper Ben Stokes not to make an 'emotional decision' after being dropped from the England side following an incident at a nightclub on Monday morning .›↗
Hussain: Substandard Lord's pitch is not good enoughskysports.com · …Nasser Hussain believes the Lord's wicket is "substandard" and "not good enough" for Test cricket after 33 wickets fell inside two days during England's first Test of the summer against New Zealand.›↗
