Nasser Hussain is a journalist at INDIA TV (Independent News Service Pvt Ltd). He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, team sports, and the business aspects of sports. Nasser's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets including Sky Sports, The New York Times, and India Today.
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Nasser Hussain's coverage heavily focuses on cricket, particularly the England cricket team and their performance in various tournaments. His articles often include expert commentary and announcements related to ongoing cricket events.
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By: Nasser Hussain
Should England have been more adventurous with the bat during their seven-wicket defeat to "meticulous" Australia? Sky Sports Cricket's Nasser Hussain reflects on Women's T20 World Cup final as Southern Stars prove their quality yet again and win seventh title
By: Nasser Hussain
Nasser Hussain backs Andy Flower to replace Brendon McCullum as England Test head coach; the ECB announced that McCullum will leave his Test role but will continue to lead England's white-ball teams; Hussain feels Rob Key is 'lucky' to retain his role as managing director of men's cricket
By: Nasser Hussain
Nasser Hussain: "I'm pleased Joe is doing it [Test captaincy], although I may have gone in the direction of Harry Brook"; watch the first Test of the three-match series between England and Pakistan, live on Sky Sports Cricket from 10am, Wednesday (first ball 11am)
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Nasser Hussain praised the quality of the 2026 Hundred, with 19 of the 22 players in the final being internationals, but criticised the packed schedule for England's Test players ahead of Wednesday's series opener against Pakistan, live from 11am on Sky Sports
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Nasser Hussain praised Joe Root's 'maturity' in his return to captaincy after a barnstorming England win against Pakistan at Headingley; Stuart Broad called Josh Tongue 'England's best bowler'; watch day one of the second Test at Lord's live on Sky Sports Cricket from 10am on Thursday
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Just 24.5 overs possible on Saturday of second Test due to bad light and rain; stumps called at 6.30pm despite sun shining; Dan Lawrence's sixth Test fifty, notched from 64 balls, features stunning six; watch day four from 10.15am, Sunday, Sky Sports Cricket
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England's four-pronged pace attack has skittled Pakistan for under 200 four innings in a row with Ollie Robinson taking 16 wickets in two games at an average below eight and a fit and firing Jofra Archer bowling his quickest opening spell in Tests; England hold unassailable 2-0 lead
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England in complete control of third Test against Pakistan with tourists 268 runs behind at stumps; England dominate day two with the bat but Nasser Hussain highlights two areas for improvement; watch day three live on Sky Sports Cricket from 10.15am on Friday
By: Nasser Hussain
Nasser Hussain praises Tom Banton and says the effect new white-ball mentor Kevin Pietersen could have on him will be key to England's success; watch the third T20 from Old Trafford on Saturday live on Sky Sports Cricket from 2:30pm
By: Nasser Hussain
Former England captain Nasser Hussain reflects on reports that James Anderson's contract will not be renewed at Lancashire, which would end his 26-year career at his boyhood county and raise questions over the 44-year-old's future in the sport
