Cricbuzz In Conversation with Nasser Hussain : Part 2

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  • Watch Part 2 of Cricbuzz In Conversation with Nasser Hussain, where he tells Harsha Bhogle about England's ODI revolution, the impact of IPL on World cricket, and how India can overcome their ICC trophy jinx
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  • @cricbuzz
    @cricbuzz  Před 4 lety +11

    Part 1: Nasser Hussain talks about watching Virat Kohli & Rohit Sharma bat, Comm Box stories & much more
    czcams.com/video/jJGi-zcrveo/video.html

  • @Vickyan03
    @Vickyan03 Před 4 lety +45

    "IPL is not a learning school its a finishing school" this statement is so right ...

  • @chetankumar602
    @chetankumar602 Před 4 lety +33

    Harsha Bhogle and Nasser Hussain great combination for cricket lovers. 👍

  • @robinsmith3149
    @robinsmith3149 Před 4 lety +50

    Kevin Pietersen was very vocal when Ben Stokes was ignored for 2015 WC squad. And then a month later Ben Stokes made a comeback and scored 92 and 101, took 3 wickets in the Lords test vs Nz and won the test match

    • @mohammadfaisal7143
      @mohammadfaisal7143 Před 4 lety +6

      Remembered him getting McCullum wicket

    • @robinsmith3149
      @robinsmith3149 Před 4 lety +6

      @@mohammadfaisal7143 The booming inswinger to get Bazz 1st ball out??

  • @robinsmith3149
    @robinsmith3149 Před 4 lety +86

    Sometimes we need a foreign expert to tell us things which we already know but are unwilling to accept.
    I remember in 2011 when India was World Champion and No. 1 test side and yet ended up winning not a single game on England Tour. It was on that tour that Naseer made the "It is a shame Drs is not being used" and "India have1-2 donkeys in the field" and Indian media just blew up. Ravi Shastri flew at him questioning his right, but Naseer put him in his place.
    Today years later, India has embraced DRS, and under Kohli has become one of fittest teams in the world.
    I am glad that Naseer has been impartial with his views, voicing his opinions and not trying to be politically correct and goody goody with the players.

    • @puneetindersingh9522
      @puneetindersingh9522 Před 4 lety +3

      Couldn't agree more

    • @robinsmith3149
      @robinsmith3149 Před 4 lety +2

      @@puneetindersingh9522 Thanks mate. Really appreciate it.

    • @robinsmith3149
      @robinsmith3149 Před 4 lety +2

      @Kunal Puthran He seemed better off as a commentator.

    • @kumaratul609
      @kumaratul609 Před 4 lety

      That is fundamental difference between harsha and nassir ...harsha never call a spade a spade

    • @karthiknarsimhareddy838
      @karthiknarsimhareddy838 Před 4 lety

      India can only do better by ignoring Ravi Shastri. He's the main person responsible for selecting players without proper experience in world cup squad

  • @ankurjoshi2812
    @ankurjoshi2812 Před 4 lety +30

    It's(ipl) not a learning school but a finishing school, oh god he's Always right

  • @anishmehra9012
    @anishmehra9012 Před 4 lety +54

    Spot on Putin your analysis about India's semi loss..Think we are the new chokers in ICC Tournaments.. Sad but true

    • @yashmishra4409
      @yashmishra4409 Před 4 lety

      No

    • @syedali1981
      @syedali1981 Před 4 lety +1

      Its just a matter of time when we get the selection right. We are right up there. The One day team is shaping up well with KL confirming his no.5 with Jaddu/Manish, Hardik to follow.

    • @abbasrizvi7366
      @abbasrizvi7366 Před 4 lety +1

      @Anish Don’t agree with you South Africa will always be chokers of ICC tournaments.

  • @vishoo7753
    @vishoo7753 Před 4 lety +8

    England white ball revolution is one of the most inspiring event
    How they change the way of playing cricket is unbelievable
    They show glimpse of their new style in t20 world cup where they chase 230 against sa

  • @redhash1998
    @redhash1998 Před 4 lety +7

    Conversation between two of the best minds in cricket. Enrapturing.

  • @nareshjagathkari4768
    @nareshjagathkari4768 Před 4 lety +11

    Dada's team in 2003 had players in world cup of at-least experience of 40-50 matches prior to the tournament. And even in 2011 Dhoni backed certain players.RCB is the prime example how Kohli backs players.Lost SA and ENG series due to selection issues.

  • @lalitpatibanda
    @lalitpatibanda Před 4 lety +19

    Nasser was spot on regarding the no 4 debacle! If you select a player, you need to back him for as long as you can. Look at the careers of Rohit and kohli , they have had so much backing despite failures and that is the reason they are what they are now. You can't judge a player with 4 or 5 innings with a top 3 that is so freakishly talented. You have to give a long run. I feel Rayudu was robbed, vijay Shankar after that injury midway through the world cup was extremely unlucky because he hasn't played for india since then. And he's a decent player too. Not someone who is a pujara kind of a player in ODIs.

    • @shivkumardundi7309
      @shivkumardundi7309 Před 4 lety +5

      Virat kohli didn't fail a lot... You can say that about Rohit

    • @mohammadfaisal7143
      @mohammadfaisal7143 Před 4 lety +2

      @@shivkumardundi7309 infact Kohli never failed, so he doesn't need much backing of captain and management barring the first two tests vs Australia in 2011-12 as many were calling for his removal in favour of Rohit Sharma

    • @SP-sh4gk
      @SP-sh4gk Před 4 lety

      @@shivkumardundi7309 he failed in odi wc 0 hundreds scores tons in bilateral odis bilateral odi bully kohli

    • @robinsmith3149
      @robinsmith3149 Před 4 lety

      @@mohammadfaisal7143 Yes. In Aus 2012, everyone was comparing Kohli to Bevan and wanted him dropped for Perth Test. But Dhoni backed him and Kohli top scored with 44 and 75.

    • @shivkumardundi7309
      @shivkumardundi7309 Před 4 lety +1

      @@SP-sh4gk kehna kya chathe ho??? First learn english or write in whatever language you know.... Kohli has scored 2 World Cup Hundreds.. 2 Man of the series performance in ICC tournaments.. 🖕

  • @sankar5291
    @sankar5291 Před 4 lety +9

    How many of you guys noticed when Nasser Hussain said, "Here is a man born in Chennai and went on to captain England".

  • @adityasatyam6300
    @adityasatyam6300 Před 4 lety +1

    Simple & Genuine conversations are still the best . Harsha & Naseer once again proves it 😍

  • @madhavnambiar1563
    @madhavnambiar1563 Před 4 lety +1

    Fantastic video. Harsha sir is always a great person to hear to, Nasser sir gave great inputs, management is an issue , we messed up the WC this time because of decision making skills. Also test match cricket needs these inputs. Makes sense to provide a better viewing experience. Best wishes and Regards. Kudos. @cricbuzz and Harsha sir

  • @iamdc21
    @iamdc21 Před 4 lety +14

    i dont know why people dont like test matches. it is the purest and best form of cricket

    • @mohammadfaisal7143
      @mohammadfaisal7143 Před 4 lety +4

      Who doesn't want to see Archer steaming at 150 kmph vs Smith or Bumrah/Shami running in and making the ball talk or Kohli putting a batting masterclass or seeing a packed MCG on 26th December, only real cricket lovers can love test cricket

    • @subhAjitDin
      @subhAjitDin Před 4 lety +2

      Test cricket provides the artists to flourish, who can forget Bumrah's inswinger to Keaton Jennings at Rose Bowl, Shane Warne's ball to Mike Gatting (the ball of the century), Sachin's 100 Vs Australia at WACA (1992), Kushal Mendis ' 153* at Durban (2019), Ben Stokes turning the tables on Australia in Headingly (2019). Virat's stupendous form in Australia, 2014-15, Steve Smith's fantabulous return in Ashes 2019, (Just listed a few examples) how would this be possible without test cricket.

    • @mohammadfaisal7143
      @mohammadfaisal7143 Před 4 lety +2

      @Kunal Puthran that's why it is imperative that test should be played on occasion and only in few centres to make it interesting, like A Pink ball test very year at Eden, test match right after Diwali At Mumbai or Bangalore something like this to make it interesting, like in Aus traditional Boxing day test, New year test at SCG, ongoing test match or an odi or a t-20 on Australia day at Adelaide so India should also do the same

    • @browse6360
      @browse6360 Před 4 lety

      That's like saying why can't people appreciate Jagjit Singh's ghazal or Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's classical tunes.
      It takes time to grow on you.
      There are sessions in Tests that are just moving too slowly for people to be involved.
      Unless the conditions become bowler friendly, only 20 overs around the point of new ball bwing taken are a contest.
      There's no solution to this other than issuing session wise tickets and producing highlight packages smartly with not just fours and sixes but also analysis of a bowlers traps and batsmen's technical moves to counter that.
      Sky Sports does it regularly.

  • @hardikshah3120
    @hardikshah3120 Před 4 lety

    Great combination, love listening to them

  • @jaisonjohnson460
    @jaisonjohnson460 Před 4 lety +2

    Very true.India really didn't plan for the semis.Sending DK ahead of everyone when he was playing down the order in the 1 2 games he got.Sending MS down at 7.Rishabh Ahead of MS.Many things went wrong on that day.

  • @lileshsinghthakur4441
    @lileshsinghthakur4441 Před 4 lety +1

    Analysis by Nasir Hussain is always spot on .

  • @rahulmenon4557
    @rahulmenon4557 Před 4 lety

    Two of the best Voices in Cricket

  • @thegame0116
    @thegame0116 Před 4 lety

    What a cricketing mind this guy is. Nassaa, huge respect sir

  • @DillonPink
    @DillonPink Před 3 lety

    I can listen to Nasser talking, What a gentleman. One of the best commentators ever.

  • @HindiThoughtRabbit
    @HindiThoughtRabbit Před 4 lety +11

    Amazing interview. I have always loved English commentators. Can you have Mike Atherton next? And may be Botham too... :)

    • @mohammadfaisal7143
      @mohammadfaisal7143 Před 4 lety +2

      Only Atherton or Mark Nicholas

    • @nitinnam
      @nitinnam Před 4 lety

      Botham is too much of an English boy to be interesting for others ....Nass knows how to cater to various cultures and various favorites

  • @SgrEducation
    @SgrEducation Před 4 lety +1

    Probably the two best people whom I can hear for hours
    I didn't like Naseer in his playing days and I was wrong because what I thought was his arrogance was his fighting spirit
    Love listening both

  • @rohitashwanigam
    @rohitashwanigam Před 4 lety +1

    Awesome!

  • @sandipchakraborty6545
    @sandipchakraborty6545 Před 4 lety +1

    It doesn't get better than this. Listening to best of the business gives you a good high in this testing time.

  • @syedali1981
    @syedali1981 Před 4 lety

    These interviews are making me miss Cricket ever more. We would have already begun to list out our individual Playing XI for T20 world cup by this time :(

  • @ShivamC287
    @ShivamC287 Před 4 lety +7

    Now they have got better when it comes to selection for middle order, hopefully Iyer and Rahul last long at 4 and 5 in ODIs, they have been doing well there. But India still don't have a proper batting all rounder alongside Pandya at 6/7. In T20s India don't have a proper no.5 player.

    • @himanshuarora3565
      @himanshuarora3565 Před 4 lety +2

      Surya Kumar Yadav should bat at no.5 in20 according to me....

    • @robinsmith3149
      @robinsmith3149 Před 4 lety +4

      @@himanshuarora3565 With the kind of form that SuryaKumar was in during domestic matches, He should have got a game.
      Indias inability to rest senior players and bring in new players is a big issue. The bowlers are getting shuffled but the new batsmen hardly get good enough opportunities. Pandey has hardly got enough chances.

    • @mohammadfaisal7143
      @mohammadfaisal7143 Před 4 lety

      @@robinsmith3149 poor Pandey bats at 6 although he did a pretty good job in the recent season playing few cameos

  • @atandel21
    @atandel21 Před 4 lety +1

    Nas what ambassador of the game he is....

  • @viswanadhnirmal9951
    @viswanadhnirmal9951 Před 4 lety +4

    Harsha's interviews are the most sensible ones ♥️♥️

  • @av98
    @av98 Před 4 lety +2

    Wish BCCI allows our players who do not have contract play in big bash and English league cricket to get exposure

  • @AK-wt6zm
    @AK-wt6zm Před 4 lety

    I saw Rohit Sharma bhaiya asking about our problems why we are losing in semifinals I think Nasser sir has given that answer. And I believe India will be winning at least one world cup. After corona

  • @akshudhavala836
    @akshudhavala836 Před 4 lety +5

    Tbh I think ODI cricket is more under threat than test cricket because of T20

    • @mohammadfaisal7143
      @mohammadfaisal7143 Před 4 lety

      Hearing it from last 13 years since inaugural World t-20 but odi are needed to maintain balance between tests and t-20s

    • @akshudhavala836
      @akshudhavala836 Před 4 lety +1

      Mohammad Faisal yeah I agree I wouldn’t remove it, but I just mentioned it because that’s what I personally think

    • @mohammadfaisal7143
      @mohammadfaisal7143 Před 4 lety

      But our childhood had all the memories only of ODI cricket as on average 30-35 ODI were played in a year on those days and around 8-10 tests with few multinational tournament, that's what missing arrangement of multi team or tri series tournament, we enjoyed the traditional CB/VB series, Tri series with India used to play a lot, we still watch TVS cup 2003 tri-series highlights or 2006 Malaysia highlights, those were golden time for odi cricket, i think more multi national series should be arrange in future to give more meaning to odi cricket

    • @mohammadfaisal7143
      @mohammadfaisal7143 Před 4 lety +1

      We want India Australia England going head to head in a tri-series it can be anywhere in d world

  • @devonbeckles2059
    @devonbeckles2059 Před 4 lety +1

    Call in more people this content is great for lovers of the game like me ...😎👌

  • @bendresoham
    @bendresoham Před 4 lety +2

    I am probably in minority but the middle order didn't fail in that semi final against New Zealand.... The top 3 definitely failed but middle order tried to rescue the situation..... I mean guys like Hardik Pandya and Rishabh Pant played out of their comfort zone and restricted their playing style.... I think the biggest mistake that India did in the Semi Final and very few people talk about it is not sending Dhoni above Hardik in the batting order

  • @cdn3470
    @cdn3470 Před 4 lety

    That's right. IPL helps everyone. England in ODIs, Australia in T20s. IPL helps these 2 teams rise to 1st.

  • @rajagopalans4111
    @rajagopalans4111 Před 4 lety +2

    Someone show this to BCCI and Captain.

  • @harmandeepsingh4497
    @harmandeepsingh4497 Před 4 lety

    I agree with naseer and rohit as well .. we have to have win atleast 2 world cups .... I want kl to open in 20 and 5 at pant and in odi's kl at 5 maybe pant at 6 .

  • @tobinsaneesh3870
    @tobinsaneesh3870 Před 4 lety +2

    I really hope virat Kohli and Ganguly sees this video

  • @durgesh2889
    @durgesh2889 Před 4 lety +1

    IPL is like united nations.
    One liners as always 🔥

  • @umairrehman3382
    @umairrehman3382 Před 4 lety +1

    IPL is globalization of cricket.

  • @sandipkumargupta1001
    @sandipkumargupta1001 Před 2 lety

    IPL is producing great players for sure but when you play world cup or championship, its the team which wins... that is why India wins bilateral trophy as in those games individuals can win you game but when you play ICC events, you need to have team....India need to build a team and that means sticking with players for more than what is happening now, any player fail 1 or 2 game, India have option for the replacement and that doesn't help... Its very tough to predict Indian 11 before any game even for those who are following Indian team regularly... No one just no one can predict which 11 will take the ground in the next game...

  • @browse6360
    @browse6360 Před 4 lety +1

    Lots of people questioning why people dont like Test cricket enough.
    That's like saying why can't people appreciate Jagjit Singh's ghazal or Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's classical tunes.
    It takes time to grow on you.
    There are sessions in Tests that are just moving too slowly for people to be involved.
    Unless the conditions become bowler friendly, only 20 overs around the point of new ball bwing taken are a contest.
    There's no solution to this other than issuing session wise tickets and producing highlight packages smartly with not just fours and sixes but also analysis of a bowlers traps and batsmen's technical moves to counter that.
    Sky Sports does it regularly.

    • @kumaratul609
      @kumaratul609 Před 4 lety +1

      Batting friendly pitches has made test cricket boring

    • @browse6360
      @browse6360 Před 4 lety

      @@kumaratul609 absolutely

  • @dangineersourabhgupta4145

    Naseer is always be in our heart

  • @allenhiwale808
    @allenhiwale808 Před 2 lety +1

    did they plan against NZ?
    there is your answer

  • @nil55criclover
    @nil55criclover Před 4 lety

    Nassa you great commentator

  • @prakashmahtani6345
    @prakashmahtani6345 Před 4 lety

    The 90s English team what was the problem?
    My personal opinion was the catching in the slips was bad. Other than that I don't think you guys were as bad as people say.

    • @sirlordhenrymortimer6620
      @sirlordhenrymortimer6620 Před 4 lety

      No, actually we had good players but the biggest issue is the central contract. Players didn't had security playing for England , most of the players relied on county stint to be successful.

    • @saurabhbhattacharjee102
      @saurabhbhattacharjee102 Před 4 lety +1

      @@sirlordhenrymortimer6620 as an outsider, it also seemed that England discarded some players too soon and lacked consistency of selection.

  • @DileepKumar-qt9nd
    @DileepKumar-qt9nd Před 4 lety

    Major reasons for Failure at Big ICC stages
    1.. Over Reliability of Openers and No 3..
    2 . No many or more Chance for Middle order playing at league games
    3 Without proper chances in the league leads to
    Middle order also fails in the Big games ..

  • @shubhamrakesh3635
    @shubhamrakesh3635 Před 4 lety

    We had three wk batsmen playing in Semis. DHONI SHOULD HAVE COME AT 4 AND NOT DK OR PANT. DHONI COULD HAVE COMPLETED THE MATCH BY 48 OVERS. WE CHOKED BECAUSE OF POOR SELECTION.

  • @shubhamrakesh3635
    @shubhamrakesh3635 Před 4 lety +1

    We are winning the next icc tournament😂😂😂

  • @hannibalking85
    @hannibalking85 Před 4 lety

    Its just more.cricket.practice, IPL doesnt.improve u.its just money

  • @danishtahir4447
    @danishtahir4447 Před 4 lety

    Interesting observation: Interview with Ian Bishop started with one of his iconic commentary lines, however the Nasir Hussain interview doesn't have a mention of his iconic line. Is this just because it was in a Pakistan game? Cricket and sports in general should be above all that! This is like removing parts of history which don't favor you but it takes out the joy from sports!!

  • @arunsrivatsa7155
    @arunsrivatsa7155 Před 4 lety +1

    Sadly IPL has finished cricket its not finishing school ...

  • @jagdeepdoraiswamy336
    @jagdeepdoraiswamy336 Před 4 lety

    Not watching. This is too depressing.
    Bhogle is claass. However, there were former greats. Ravi Chaturvedi. Farokh Engineer. Was, and is.
    Similarly Christopher Martin Jenkins. Henry Blofeld. And no, Nasser Hussein is nowhere near that class.