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Worse start to 2013
by Chris Nash Sat 29 Dec 2012, 1:18 pm
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Michael Hussey has decided to retire from international cricket at the end of the summer in Australia. The Sydney Test against Sri Lanka, which begins on January 3, will be his 79th and last Test but he will play the limited-overs games against Sri Lanka and West Indies. Hussey will play for Warriors and Perth Scorchers as well and will review his availability for the domestic sides at the end of the season.
"I was quite excited to tell them [his family] this morning that I'm not going to go away and play for Australia anymore. They were happy but not as excited as I thought they were going to be, so it was a bit of a shock," Hussey told Channel Nine. "One thing about playing for Australia is, it's always a lot of stress and a lot of pressure to perform and I feel like I'll come into this Test match [Sydney] with no pressure whatsoever, just go out there and enjoy it.
"It will be nice to sit back when it's finished and really reminisce over some fantastic memories and some great wins for Australia."
Hussey's sudden retirement means Australia have lost two of their most experienced batsmen this summer, following Ricky Ponting's exit after the Perth Test against South Africa. The development will lead to a significant reshaping of Australia's middle order ahead of a tour to India and back-to-back Ashes.
"Michael has had a fine career - he has been a great player, a great team player and has always been a great person, on and off the field," CA chairman Wally Edwards said. "To debut as a Test cricketer at 30 and to go on and achieve what he has done has been absolutely terrific."
CA chief executive James Sutherland said: "Affectionately known as "Mr Cricket", he has always been thoroughly committed to meticulous preparation and the highest levels of physical fitness which have in turn delivered consistent performances in all forms of the game.
"An incredibly reliable player and leader within the Australian cricket team, Michael will retire from Test cricket with a record that puts him amongst the very best Australian batsmen of all time. Beyond his contributions to team success, he will be remembered for the way he has carried himself on and off the field - and in doing so he has won the respect and admiration of players, officials and fans all around the world."
Michael Hussey to retire from international cricket
Michael Hussey has decided to retire from international cricket at the end of the summer in Australia. The Sydney Test against Sri Lanka, which begins on January 3, will be his 79th and last Test but he will play the limited-overs games against Sri Lanka and West Indies. Hussey will play for Warriors and Perth Scorchers as well and will review his availability for the domestic sides at the end of the season.
"I was quite excited to tell them [his family] this morning that I'm not going to go away and play for Australia anymore. They were happy but not as excited as I thought they were going to be, so it was a bit of a shock," Hussey told Channel Nine. "One thing about playing for Australia is, it's always a lot of stress and a lot of pressure to perform and I feel like I'll come into this Test match [Sydney] with no pressure whatsoever, just go out there and enjoy it.
"It will be nice to sit back when it's finished and really reminisce over some fantastic memories and some great wins for Australia."
Hussey's sudden retirement means Australia have lost two of their most experienced batsmen this summer, following Ricky Ponting's exit after the Perth Test against South Africa. The development will lead to a significant reshaping of Australia's middle order ahead of a tour to India and back-to-back Ashes.
"Michael has had a fine career - he has been a great player, a great team player and has always been a great person, on and off the field," CA chairman Wally Edwards said. "To debut as a Test cricketer at 30 and to go on and achieve what he has done has been absolutely terrific."
CA chief executive James Sutherland said: "Affectionately known as "Mr Cricket", he has always been thoroughly committed to meticulous preparation and the highest levels of physical fitness which have in turn delivered consistent performances in all forms of the game.
"An incredibly reliable player and leader within the Australian cricket team, Michael will retire from Test cricket with a record that puts him amongst the very best Australian batsmen of all time. Beyond his contributions to team success, he will be remembered for the way he has carried himself on and off the field - and in doing so he has won the respect and admiration of players, officials and fans all around the world."
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by Johny S Raj Sat 29 Dec 2012, 8:25 pm
Mr.Cricket Will Missed, Awesome Player
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by Nishchal Sat 29 Dec 2012, 8:59 pm
Jst loved 2 see Mr.cricket play...vil miss him
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by Rishabh Sat 29 Dec 2012, 9:02 pm
Nishchal wrote:Jst loved 2 see Mr.cricket play...vil miss him
Yea no doubt. :low:
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by Vighnesh Sat 29 Dec 2012, 9:02 pm
semifinal vs pak was his bestRish wrote:Nishchal wrote:Jst loved 2 see Mr.cricket play...vil miss him
Yea no doubt. :low:
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by Johny S Raj Sat 29 Dec 2012, 9:07 pm
Aus depended on him as they once depended on Bevan..
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by Rishabh Sat 29 Dec 2012, 9:08 pm
Johny S Raj wrote:Aus depended on him as they once depended on Bevan..
Bevan was also the legend according to me.
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by Vighnesh Sat 29 Dec 2012, 9:08 pm
Forgot Gilly :bitch:Rish wrote:Johny S Raj wrote:Aus depended on him as they once depended on Bevan..
Bevan was also the legend according to me.
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by Johny S Raj Sat 29 Dec 2012, 9:12 pm
Rish wrote:Johny S Raj wrote:Aus depended on him as they once depended on Bevan..
Bevan was also the legend according to me.
Hee is a Aweosme player too but no news about him nowadays
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by Rishabh Sat 29 Dec 2012, 9:13 pm
Johny S Raj wrote:Rish wrote:Johny S Raj wrote:Aus depended on him as they once depended on Bevan..
Bevan was also the legend according to me.
Hee is a Aweosme player too but no news about him nowadays
Maybe he is enjoying his life.
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by Johny S Raj Sat 29 Dec 2012, 9:16 pm
Rish wrote:Johny S Raj wrote:Rish wrote:Johny S Raj wrote:Aus depended on him as they once depended on Bevan..
Bevan was also the legend according to me.
Hee is a Aweosme player too but no news about him nowadays
Maybe he is enjoying his life.
I would love to see him as a coach
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by Nishchal Sat 29 Dec 2012, 9:18 pm
bst t20 inning of hisVignesh wrote:semifinal vs pak was his bestRish wrote:Nishchal wrote:Jst loved 2 see Mr.cricket play...vil miss him
Yea no doubt. :low:
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by Deep Dey Sun 30 Dec 2012, 1:08 pm
Hussey's most cherished moments
"The 2007 World Cup was just an amazing experience - the way the team played throughout that tournament was just incredible cricket,. So to be a part of that was absolutely fantastic and a huge highlight for me. Being part of an Ashes series where we won 5-0 here in Australia and to play with some of the true legends and greats of the game I'm really thrilled to play with these guys and to play in such a fantastic Ashes series like that. They're the two that standout most to me over my career.
"From a personal point of view my favourite moment would be hitting the winning runs in the second Test in Adelaide in that Ashes series [in 2006]. I'm not sure how many I made that day, but that feeling I got, to win that amazing Test match and to be out there to hit the winning runs, was a fantastic honour."
"The 2007 World Cup was just an amazing experience - the way the team played throughout that tournament was just incredible cricket,. So to be a part of that was absolutely fantastic and a huge highlight for me. Being part of an Ashes series where we won 5-0 here in Australia and to play with some of the true legends and greats of the game I'm really thrilled to play with these guys and to play in such a fantastic Ashes series like that. They're the two that standout most to me over my career.
"From a personal point of view my favourite moment would be hitting the winning runs in the second Test in Adelaide in that Ashes series [in 2006]. I'm not sure how many I made that day, but that feeling I got, to win that amazing Test match and to be out there to hit the winning runs, was a fantastic honour."
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by Deep Dey Sun 30 Dec 2012, 1:13 pm
what they said about hussey!!
"Mr Cricket = efficiency, excellence, adaptability, modesty, passion, team man, Aussie + singer of Southern Cross. Well Played."
Damien Fleming, the former Australia fast bowler
"Mike's career was all the more remarkable because he was forced to wait until he was 30 and had scored over 10,000 first-class runs before he had the opportunity to wear the baggy green. If anyone ever earned the right to play for Australia it was Mike Hussey, and given the chance he made the most of it. Now he goes out on top, leaving the game on his own terms."
Australia captain Michael Clarke
"Huss, all the best pal! You deserve a strong send off at the SCG. Finish with a win!"
Jason Gillespie, the former Australia bowler
"Congrats Michael Hussey, an outstanding career, a true winner that worked as hard as anyone I've had the pleasure to play with or coach."
Tom Moody, the former Australia allrounder
"Was shocked when Huss told me of his decision. He will retire a champion."
Australia coach Mickey Arthur
"Privileged to have played with Huss back in 2005. Changed Durham as a club! Professional, determined and a huge run-scorer. PS: a nightmare to play against."
England bowler Graham Onions
"I can't believe Mike Hussey has retired from International cricket. A seriously tough competitor with an amazing record. Congratulations."
Former England allrounder Paul Collingwood
"Mr Cricket = efficiency, excellence, adaptability, modesty, passion, team man, Aussie + singer of Southern Cross. Well Played."
Damien Fleming, the former Australia fast bowler
"Mike's career was all the more remarkable because he was forced to wait until he was 30 and had scored over 10,000 first-class runs before he had the opportunity to wear the baggy green. If anyone ever earned the right to play for Australia it was Mike Hussey, and given the chance he made the most of it. Now he goes out on top, leaving the game on his own terms."
Australia captain Michael Clarke
"Huss, all the best pal! You deserve a strong send off at the SCG. Finish with a win!"
Jason Gillespie, the former Australia bowler
"Congrats Michael Hussey, an outstanding career, a true winner that worked as hard as anyone I've had the pleasure to play with or coach."
Tom Moody, the former Australia allrounder
"Was shocked when Huss told me of his decision. He will retire a champion."
Australia coach Mickey Arthur
"Privileged to have played with Huss back in 2005. Changed Durham as a club! Professional, determined and a huge run-scorer. PS: a nightmare to play against."
England bowler Graham Onions
"I can't believe Mike Hussey has retired from International cricket. A seriously tough competitor with an amazing record. Congratulations."
Former England allrounder Paul Collingwood
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by Vighnesh Sun 30 Dec 2012, 1:13 pm
that baby looks like a doll :fail:Throw Me Out wrote:
Hussey with 2 daughters and 2 son
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by Deep Dey Sun 30 Dec 2012, 1:15 pm
Vignesh wrote:that baby looks like a doll :fail:Throw Me Out wrote:
Hussey with 2 daughters and 2 son
future hussey in the making
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by Vighnesh Sun 30 Dec 2012, 1:16 pm
hope soThrow Me Out wrote:Vignesh wrote:that baby looks like a doll :fail:Throw Me Out wrote:
Hussey with 2 daughters and 2 son
future hussey in the making
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by Deep Dey Sun 30 Dec 2012, 1:20 pm
hussey has never missed a test match since his debut
he will be playing his 79th consecutive test and will be his final
he will be playing his 79th consecutive test and will be his final
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by Vighnesh Sun 30 Dec 2012, 1:21 pm
thats something amazingThrow Me Out wrote:hussey has never missed a test match since his debut
he will be playing his 79th consecutive test and will be his final
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by Rishabh Sun 30 Dec 2012, 1:37 pm
Throw Me Out wrote:hussey has never missed a test match since his debut
he will be playing his 79th consecutive test and will be his final
Amazing.
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by Deep Dey Sun 30 Dec 2012, 1:39 pm
Vignesh wrote:thats something amazingThrow Me Out wrote:hussey has never missed a test match since his debut
he will be playing his 79th consecutive test and will be his final
one man is ahead of him that is adam gilchrist who played 96 consecutive matches since debut and never missed any.
his 96th test was his last
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