News about Michael Hussey

Instead of kneeling down and attempting to save the series against India, Aussie skipper Pat Cummins' dismissal (centre) was described as 'disgusting, 'rubbish, and 'pathetic.' The Delhi disaster brought the team's Nagpur nightmares in the first Test, and the captain was right in the middle of it, with a poorly executed slog sweep that had him out for a golden duck when the team needed most. Several Aussie cricket legends have questioned his on-field credentials, so how come Cummins turn this sinking ship around?

Following Pat Cummins' burning of all three reviews in a single session on a turvy day of Test cricket in Delhi, Allan Border and Michael Hussey led a chorus of protesters. The Aussie captain opted to call a decision upstairs in the hopes of removing KL Rahul from the test, but only after the DRS kept the on-field call intact. Cummins then decided against covering an LBW call against Cheteshwar Pujara, who seemed to have been trapped in front by Nathan Lyon, after burningt his first two reviews.

When he creased in Sydney during the third Test on Wednesday, in-form Australian batsman Marnus Labuschagne turned heads after bizarrely motioning for a lighter cigarette (pictured left). The 28-year-old was later granted a reprieve by third umpire Richard Kettleborough, who enraged South Africa's players and divided opinions on social media.

After wrapping up the series against the West Indies on Sunday, Australian cricketers paid a loving tribute to the late Rod Marsh. The players assembled in Adelaide, Australia, to celebrate the late wicket-keeper's 2-1 victory in the two-Test series after thrashing the West Indies by 419 runs to win by 2-0. As they belted out a rendition of Underneath's victory song by the Southern Cross I Stand - Australia cricket team, the majority of the team were still donning their whites and their baggy green.

Hussey briefly served under Langer when the former coach took over the Perth Scorchers and Western Australia in 2013 and shone a light on his coaching style. 'He's passionate, there's no doubt about it,' he said of Langer.' He cares so much about the team.'

At the MCG on Sunday night, Matthew Mott guided England to the T20 World Cup Championship (left, inset), but it wasn't his first Cup victory - it wasn't even his first appearance this year. In May this year, the all-conquering Australian women's team was chosen to lead England's limited overs squads, just weeks after he guided the all-conquering Aussie women's team to a 50-over-World Cup title (right).