Legendary Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has responded to former Australian cricketer and Chennai Super Kings batting coach, Mike Hussey’s recent statement on the Covid situation in India and the viability of hosting the upcoming T20 World Cup in the country. Mike Hussey,
Chennai Super Kings [CSK] batting coach and former Australian cricketer, Mike Hussey, has reckoned that moving from Mumbai to Delhi during the now suspended 14th season of the Indian Premier League exposed everyone to greater risk. Mike Hussey, who was one of
Three-time IPL champions, Chennai Super Kings, is one of the four franchises that was hit by Covid positive cases before the 14th season of the cash-rich league was finally suspended. After Kolkata Knight Riders’ duo of Varun Chakravarthy and Sandeep Warrier tested
Covid cases continue to plague IPL franchises as Chennai Super Kings batting coach and former Australian batsman, Mike Hussey, has become the latest to test positive for the deadly contagion. Chennai Super Kings is one of the four IPL franchises that have
Indian seam-bowling all-rounder Shardul Thakur displayed his batting might to the hilt during his 115-ball 67 against Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane. Thakur has long been hailed for his ability to bat lower down the order. In-fact, one of the reasons
Talented young Indian opener Shubman Gill seems to have earned himself a fan in former Aussie cricketer Mike Hussey following his classy display of batsman in his first two games of his Test career. After having impressed one and all with a
Former Australian batsmen Mark Waugh and Mike Hussey have criticized David Warner for the shot that he played on his return to Test cricket besides questioning his fitness. David Warner made his appearance in the ongoing Australia-India Test series for the first
Former Australian middle-order batsman and the batting coach of Chennai Super Kings, Mike Hussey is not yet convinced of Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja’s credentials as a Test match batsman at the No.6 spot. Ravindra Jadeja has improved by leaps and bounds as
Former Australian middle-order batsman Mike Hussey has lauded India for the manner in which they have successfully tackled Steve Smith in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Smith, who has enjoyed great success in the past against India- 1431 runs in 11 Tests with 4
Young Indian opener Prithvi Shaw has come under intense scrutiny after he suffered back-to-back failures in the pink ball Test at the Adelaide Oval. More than the low scores that he suffered, it was the nature of the dismissal in both the