Nasser Hussain
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715 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 29 Jun
Nasser Hussain’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It was one of those days where you'd wake up as an England player slightly
fearing what's to come because you're so far behind the game.
But let's talk about the good things, first of all.
Two principal good things.
One, the bowling this morning.
They took six for 38.
They hoovered up Australia's innings pretty quickly.
Stokes obviously bowled those seven overs at the start because there was a bit of chat yesterday that he might have been injured.
So that seemed to be good news, the fact that his body seems fine.
And then Zach Crawley's innings.
But the bowling, first of all, pretty good this morning.
Yeah.
I think they have blinked with the bat, but I think they've been kind of forced into blinking just by the fact that what they've been doing hasn't been working on the bouncier pitches in Perth and Brisbane and by the relentlessness of the Australian attack and some of the outstanding out cricket.
We'll talk about that catch from Marnus Labershain.
I do believe with the ball, I've said this before to you, they go to that short pitch ploy too often and too frequently.
And I think it's because it camouflages the fact that they can't be accurate enough for long enough.
You've been here enough times and I've been here enough times to know that the way to get wickets here, you need...
the pace and you need to bowl with a bit of heat, but you need to be relentlessly accurate and England can't do it for long enough.
I think in this series, you can certainly argue they've been playing catch up.
They're almost two test matches in.
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