chandravanshi Madras famous cricketer who played against India

chandravanshi  Madras famous cricketer who played against India

September 1999. Wisden releases the World Championship. England was at number nine. Number nine in total of nine teams. England is the father of cricket. The captain was Nasir Hussain. However, it could not be blamed on Nasir's head. He took the captaincy from Alec Stewart only in July 1999. Within 3 months, his team's shortcomings were in front of everyone. At the time when Nasir Hussain was made the captain, England was going on with their worst team. From here, Nasser won 4 Test series to England under his captaincy and the day ICC introduced the Test rankings for the first time, England was at number three.

Nasir Hussain. One of England's best captains. Store of energy. I knew it in childhood with the white cream on its lips. Later it came to know that this cream is used to protect the lips. It was said that in a Test match, fielding placements changed four times in an over. It was very restless in the field. And in this restlessness, he probably made the biggest mistake of his life. Ashes, First Test, 2002.

Nasir Hussain won the toss and decided to bowl first. At the toss, he said, "We will try to throw the ball at the right base and try to catch all the catches." At the end of the day, half a dozen catches, fielding mistakes and Australia's 364 for 2 wickets. England lost the match by 384 runs. England lost the series 4–1.

28 March 1968. Nasir Hussain was born in the house of Raza Javed Hussain and Patricia Price in Madras. Childhood beta around cricket. In the Chepak Maidan, his elder brother Mehariar and Abbas became friends with cricket running behind the balls. The family left Madras's restful life and took a ticket to England to study according to the English system of the children and left. And years later Nasir Hussain became the 2003 Wisden Cricketer of the Year and was awarded the Order of British Empire.

After his captaincy took England to terrible heights, he retired from ODI captaincy after his early exit in the 2003 World Cup. And also gave up the captaincy of the Test this year. Keep playing for England. Visited Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and West Indies. For the first time in 36 years, England were winning the Test series in the West Indies. There was a big role of Nasir's bat in it.

May 2004. Lord's Ground and New Zealand in front. A large section of England was bored to see Nasir Hussain playing. But one last injury was yet to be struck with Nasir's bat. There could not have been a better opportunity for Nasir and a better place than this. 34 in the first innings and not out in the second innings. 103. 295 minute class and 15 fours. Three days later, the newspaper read the news that the player who covered the lips with white cream armor would no longer be seen in England's jersey on the cricket field. On that day, a big name of England was taking off.

 

Nasir's second innings started from here. In the commentary box. Same fire, same passion at this place too. The same energy. Nasir was doing analysis from the Quaid. Just as he used to set fielding during his captaincy with an imaginary position. His encounter with Ravi Shastri in the commentary box is on everyone's mind. Hussain had called some Indian players who were slow in fielding, Danki (donkey). Though it was indicative, but Ravi Shastri climbed it. Made the point. Controversy occurred. Nasir did not back down. Put your point firmly. Shastri was also no less. It was good that Shastri got a return ticket along with the team, otherwise no one can say anything about what would have happened. chandravanshi  

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