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Surrey in command as Yorkshire decimate Derbyshire

Dimitri Mascarenhas: six wickets as Hampshire fought back v Northants Kent 101 for 2 trail Surrey 401 by 300 runs at The Oval Scorecard Rob Ferley's career-best figures of 4 for 76 weren't enough to prevent Surrey taking control on

03-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Punch-drunk Hussain feeling like a Zombie

SYDNEY, Dec 12 AAP - He's got a sense of humour after all

12-Dec-2002•Will Swanton

Hussain out of warm-up match

CANBERRA, Dec 9 AAP - The England team's injury woes have continued with captain Nasser Hussain being ruled out of Tuesday's one-day game against the Prime Minister's XI at Manuka Oval in Canberra

09-Dec-2002

The buck stops with me - Hussain

England captain Nasser Hussain admitted that he had been mistaken to put Australia in on the opening day of the first Test against Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane.

10-Nov-2002•CricInfo

Hussain speaks on Zimbabwe series

England cricket captain Nasser Hussain believes that its time England put a stop to the losing streak that has seen them lose 11 consecutive one-day matches since last year

05-Oct-2001•Larry Moyo

Hussain's return to first-class cricket delayed

Nasser Hussain is not in the Essex squad for the CricInfo Championship game against Northamptonshire

25-Jul-2001•George Dobell

Australia take Ashes lead with crushing victory over England

To compete with Australia, England's best side needed to play to their full potential but with injuries blighting selections, the best of the rest were unable to lift their games and Australia were clinical in completing an innings and 118 run

08-Jul-2001•Kate Laven

White still a doubt - Hussain to bat at four

Craig White has been described as

16-May-2001•CricInfo

Hussain considers move down the order

England captain Nasser Hussain has revealed that he is considering a move down the batting order prior to the First Test against Pakistan later this week

14-May-2001•CricInfo

England secure historic series win with dramatic Test victory

The streets of Colombo were awash with English supporters tonight, not drowning their sorrows after being spun to the series defeat that had been widely anticipated by most Sri Lankans and many English four weeks ago, but loudly celebrating England's

17-Mar-2001•Charlie Austin

Hussain's return to form sets up England

Since becoming captain of England Nasser Hussain has proved beyond doubt that he is a born leader of men, but his man management efforts had also drained him of runs

08-Mar-2001•Charlie Austin

Stubborn Atherton leads England towards safety against Pakistan

Michael Atherton's dogged effort in the third and final Test, in Karachi, has been chiefly responsible for keeping England fully in the fight

09-Dec-2000•Andy Jalil

Hussain discovers form as England trounce Bangladesh

Whoever thought that Bangladesh would run away with the match after a brave showing with the bat saw them score 232 for 8 in 50 overs had to eat his words as England proved their superiority in the match by achieving the target with 6.1overs and

06-Oct-2000•Mahmood Ahmad

England win comfortably - but sterner tests await.

England will have been well satisfied with their eight-wicket trouncing of Bangladesh on Thursday

05-Oct-2000•Peter Robinson

Stewart and Hussain guide England towards target

Helped in no small measure by a 17-run first over, England spent the first 25 overs of their innings setting themselves up to chase down a victory target of 233 in the ICC KnockOut tournament preliminary round match against Bangladesh at the Nairobi

05-Oct-2000•Peter Robinson

England win as Hussain finds form

Nasser Hussain played himself back into form in vigorous fashion as England swamped Bangladesh by eight wickets in the third and last of the preliminary round matches in the ICC KnockOut 2000 tournament on Thursday

05-Oct-2000•Peter Robinson

Rest of the World Triumph in Wonderful Festival of Cricket

A crowd of 17,500, most of them British Asians, basked in glorious sunshine at the Oval Saturday, to watch the Rest of the World edge out Asia in a tightly fought contest

29-Jul-2000•Sean Beynon

England undergo astonishing metamorphosis

England underwent an astonishing metamorphosis on the second day of the third Test against South Africa at Kingsmead, finishing on 366 for nine after their first-day crawl to 135 for two which left most of the sizeable crowd close to stupor in

27-Dec-1999•Ken Borland

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