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Live • 3rd Match, Group B • T20 World Cup • T20I • Bridgetown

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(20 ov, T:110) 109/6

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(19/20 ov, T:137) 137/5

West Indies won by 5 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

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No wrist slap for slow coach Hussain

No wrist slap for slow coach Hussain

Durban - Mud sticks, so does the stigma of being axed by the national selectors for playing a slow innings, although it is 34 years since Geoff Boycott was ditched by England selectors then headed by Doug Insole

28-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

England undergo astonishing metamorphosis

England undergo astonishing metamorphosis

England underwent an astonishing metamorphosis on the second day of the third Test against South Africa at Kingsmead, finishing on 366 for nine after their first-day crawl to 135 for two which left most of the sizeable crowd close to stupor in

27-Dec-1999•Ken Borland

Nasser's change of face and change of pace

Nasser's change of face and change of pace

Durban - Nasser Hussain, better known these days by his new sobriquet of Mr Plod, is more used to standing ovations when he leaves the field than the reception he earned at Kingsmead on day one of third Test

27-Dec-1999•Trevor Chesterfield

Some Hussain thoughts of what went wrong

Some Hussain thoughts of what went wrong

Johannesburg - No, Nasser Hussain was not about to replace his "put on your best Sunday smile" with something as inane as a "Cap'n Grumpy" frown or a defiant "Cap'n Cock Up" scowl

28-Nov-1999•Trevor Chestefield

Hussain points at Wanderers pitch fiasco

Hussain points at Wanderers pitch fiasco

Johannesburg - England's captain Nasser Hussain has made an indirect sideswipe at the Wanderers pitch conditions and condemned it in his report to the International Cricket Council

28-Nov-1999•Trevor Chestefield

Nasser Hussain faces the press

Nasser Hussain faces the press

Johannesburg - Nasser Hussain, unlike Brian Lara a year ago, spoke confidently about the prospects of the England team's chances on the current tour of South Africa

27-Oct-1999•Keith Lane

No side to a captain with necessary edge (1 July 1999)

No side to a captain with necessary edge (1 July 1999)

The new England captain may be the messiest cricketer in the team, but he has the tidiest mind

Hussain can put accent on change (28 June 1999)

Hussain can put accent on change (28 June 1999)

For commentaries on pomp and ceremony it is never a bad idea to turn to Gilbert and Sullivan, and it took Nasser Hussain no time at all to borrow some appropriate lines from the Savoy songbook

Hussain and Fletcher take England reins (25 June 1999)

Hussain and Fletcher take England reins (25 June 1999)

After three weeks of rumour and supposition, following England's failure to reach the second round of the World Cup, Nasser Hussain was named captain yesterday

Nasser Hussain new England captain (24 June 1999)

Nasser Hussain new England captain (24 June 1999)

Nasser Hussain has accepted the invitation of the England selectors to become the new England cricket captain, it was announced today

Hussain basks in solitude to seize his opportunity (19 January 1999)

Hussain basks in solitude to seize his opportunity (19 January 1999)

NASSER Hussain looked to have no chance of playing in the World Cup when he was left out of the initial England party for the triangular one-day series against Australia and Sri Lanka

Hussain given limited role in Australia (17 December 1998)

Hussain given limited role in Australia (17 December 1998)

ENGLAND'S 16-man party for the one-day internationals against Australia and Sri Lanka after Christmas, announced yesterday, will form the nucleus of the side for next season's World Cup

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