Former CSK captain MS Dhoni is managing his knee injury and playing in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). He has even batted as low as number nine in one of the matches this season but has been smashing the ball cleanly even at the age of 42.
Cricket Australia bestowed the honour on the two proud Australian cricketers who served the country with their utmost dedication during their respective playing careers.
Michael Hussey slams scheduling of Ind-Aus T20i series. BCCI wants Rohit Sharma to continue captaining in T20i
India TV Sports Wrap on November 30: Former Australian batter Mike Hussey has slammed the scheduling of the ongoing T20 series in India while Kane Williamson helped NZ fight back in the first Test against Bangladesh. Here are the top 10 trending news stories from the sporting world on November 30.
Former England captain Nasser Hussain too had expressed sympathy with England cricketers saying that his country's cricketers were facing flak for no reason.
Hussey and CSK bowling coach Laxmipathy Balaji had contracted the virus and were flown to Chennai from Delhi in an air ambulance.
The former 45-year-old Australian batsman will take a commercial flight to Australia via Doha, after he returned a negative RT-PCR test result.
Saha, who has been named in India's squad for the World Test Championship final and the subsequent Test series against England, is hoping to join the squad's bio-bubble in Mumbai on May 25.
Australia has banned flights from India until May 15 due to a massive surge in COVID-19 cases in the country. Hussey said he is grateful to his IPL franchise for taking good care of him.
CSK skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni would leave for his hometown in the afternoon once all his team members head for their respective hometowns.
Hussey also opined that it will be quite a challenge of staying in a bio-bubble environment for the entire tournament.
During his illustrious career, Hussey played under some of the greats of the game like Ricky Ponting, MS Dhoni, Michael Clarke and Rohit Sharma.
Dhoni has been on a sabbatical since the 2019 World Cup where India lost to New Zealand in the semifinals under Virat Kohli's leadership.
The team comprised of some formidable cricketers while also missing out on some of the big names.
Former Australian cricketer Michael Hussey believes that hosting the T20 World Cup in 2020 would be a "logistical nightmare."
The 45-year-old also feels the return of Steve Smith and David Warner will make life difficult for the Indians in the upcoming series.
Hussey feels that the return of Smith and Warner to the Australian side will make life difficult for the visiting Indian side in the impending Border-Gavaskar series.
During the series, all eyes would be on Rohit, who had scored three hundreds including a double ton against South Africa at home in his debut series as Test opener last October
Former Australian cricketers Michael Hussey, Greg Chappell and Brad Hodge selected Australia's Test and T20I squad of both teams are likely to play on the same day.
Hussey, who was one of the strongest pillars for the Australian team in from 2005 to 2013, picked the Best XI of opponents he has played against in Test cricket.
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