Nasser 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.

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

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

The England captain, Nasser Hussain, will be out for three weeks after fracturing the little finger of his left hand in yesterday's 1st npower Test Match against Australia at Edgbaston

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

Alec Stewart will take over from the injured Nasser Hussain as England captain for the Second npower Test Match against Pakistan at Old Trafford next week, it was announced today

Craig White has been described as

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

Nasser Hussain has credited an excellent team spirit as being crucial to the resurgence of the national side

Not content with over-seeing a dramatic resurgence in the England's Test fortunes, Nasser Hussain has arrived back home calling for improvements in his team before they take on Pakistan and Australia this summer

Nasser Hussain is preparing to return home early from England's successful tour of Sri Lanka with reputation enhanced and the plaudits ringing in his ears

Duncan Fletcher and Nasser Hussain have been discussing their mutual respect for one-another in light of England's historic series win in Sri Lanka

The England Captain Nasser Hussain will miss the forthcoming One-Day series against Sri Lanka after straining his right thigh in the Third Test Match in Colombo

The enormity of England's achievement of defeating Sri Lanka having been one down in a three Test series can best be appreciated from a look through the record books

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

Nasser Hussain, England's victorious captain, rated this performance as better than England's victory in the Karachi twilight last December: "It's definitely better than Pakistan," he said

Sanath Jayasuriya and Nasser Hussain last night hoped that the controversy that has marred the first two Test Matches in Sri Lanka will not ruin the grand finale to an enthralling series in the Third Test Match, which starts in Colombo on Thursday

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