Does Hussain think Amir will play at the World Cup?

Nasser Hussain Mohammad Amir will have to shine in the ODI series against England in order to have a chance of making it into Pakistan's finalised World Cup squad cricket

Nasser Hussain feels that Mohammad Amir will have to shine in the ODI series against England in order to have a chance of making it into Pakistan’s finalised World Cup squad

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Former England captain Nasser Hussain has admitted that left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir will have to excel during the ODI series against England if he is have a chance of being in Pakistan’s finalised World Cup squad.

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Hussain: England shouldn’t pick Jennings for Sri Lanka tour

Nasser Hussain Keaton Jennings should be dropped for Sri Lanka tour England cricket

Nasser Hussain: “If you’d asked me before this game whether I’d have taken Jennings to Sri Lanka, I’ve have said yes. But his two dismissals here at The Oval have – reluctantly – changed my mind”

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Former England captain Nasser Hussain feels that opener Keaton Jennings should be dropped for the upcoming tour of Sri Lanka following his dismal performance in the ongoing Test series against India.

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Hussain and Atherton back national selectors’ decision to sack Cook as ODI captain

"What you can't survive as captain is scoring no runs when the team are losing and that's what's been happening for Alastair in one-day cricket"

“What you can’t survive as captain is scoring no runs when the team are losing and that’s what’s been happening for Alastair in one-day cricket”

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Former England captains Nasser Hussain and Michael Atherton have backed the national selectors’ decision to sack Alastair Cook as ODI skipper.

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It will be hard to convince some Australian players to play the first Test, says Nasser Hussain

"To ask guys like Haddin, Lyon and Watson, who were playing in the game and holding their dying friend on the SCG turf, to strap on their pads might be asking too much"

“To ask guys like Haddin, Lyon and Watson, who were playing in the game and holding their dying friend on the SCG turf, to strap on their pads might be asking too much”

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Following the tragic death of Australia batsman Phillip Hughes, former England captain Nasser Hussain has announced that it will be hard to convince some of the Australian players to represent their country in the first Test against India in Brisbane.

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