Nasser Hussain bowled for a golden duck by Mitchell Johnson 

Swung a mile.

true

That'd have to be up there as one of his finest inswingers.

Bradley loves the banter

You remembered correctly, they were discussing Smith's leaves in that series (2019) and showed a graphic comparing said leaves with Johnson's ball from the clip above, here's a screenshot of it: i.imgur.com/KzaVhkW.jpg

Have a pint with? Mate he doesn’t even know you exist

@@kashankhan6950 Did I ever imply that he did?

@@Iverson1590 have a pint?

@@kashankhan6950 I had a pint with him at the crickets club during Pakistan's tour two ago, pre-covid, can confirm, terrific bloke.

@@damosanchex source? Trust me bro

This video is 4 years old

​@@SARYM911*he was still best in the business*

Hmmm. Strauss averaged 90.5 in their head-to-heads. Root averaged 43.5 and Cook averaged 40.2; not as good as their career averages but decent at least.

Yes.

Smug bald brit

​@@vishwasshankar3929smugness I can forgive, but baldness is where I draw the line

It's understandable after deciding to invade Ukraine. COuld even argue not harsh enough

It's because we love Nass's fails

Funny

Johnson was as quick lol

Johnson was quick too.

@@theuglyhairmonster2 Agree, but not as quick as Starc. His length was more deadly than Starc's because he bowls short length / bouncer mostly, which makes batsmen uncomfortable, whereas Starc relies on yorkers .

prime johnson was quicker

​@@CL-gd3igJohnson's fastest ball? Around 156kph I guess. Starc's? Only modern bowler to bowl 160kph. Fastest delivery in test cricket.

This is Cricket, the bat and ball sport also from England

Lol. Welcome, it's now your summer sport

they'll continue the game by riding on their horses in a few minutes

You haven't missed much

@@jacobburtonswfc Oh come on thats not true, cricket is a great sport

It's because of Indian poverty

@@anuragchakraborty8766what? Do you even know that our cricket board is the richest in the world! Like what are you even high on lol

@@KaranSachdeva. Only a true Gobar Bhakt can brag about your a “rich” cricket board, when the whole country is stuck in poverty

@@anuragchakraborty8766 brother. Your claim is right but doesn’t support the context of the video, that’s the whole point I’m making here!

@@KaranSachdeva. Do you really think Indian poverty needs any context? Come on man

Exactly, Nass should be playing this Ashes ahead of Brook.

@@ImAbhishek_47

Lol what logic

@@gtaquizmaster Islamic logic you know.. 😉

I think that's a little harsh, look at Beardsley,Atherton,gatting, to name just a few and Vaughn and Straus were only slightly better, and if you take away gooches 333 against a third class indian bowling attack his average would have been in late thirties as well.

He was a good batsman. Scored a double century at Edgbaston in 1997 against Australia with McGrath and Warne bowling at him. Incidentally when the great Shane Warne picked his best England X1 from his playing days he picked Nasser.

He was an amazing player also scored hundred in sri Lanka and won the series there

Nasser Hussain was one of the finest batsmen in his era. It’s harder to bat in England than anywhere else in the world. Nasser got some jaffers and most of the time he had many things to think about other than his own batting. He has 14 test centuries none the less. His 207 against Australia in 1997 had 38 fours which means that 152 runs of his came in boundaries out of 207 that’s like 75% boundary percentage. One of the best captains England had. He was born in an era where Aus and Westindies were dominating and India was also on the rise which meant that he was often in the receiving end. I would say he is one of the best cricket pundits going around with the late shane Warne also on par.

Have you played international cricket and scored a 100