Hussain said by considering the records and statistics of Tendulkar in his opinion he is better batsmen than Sir Viv Richards, Sunil Gavaskar and Allan Border. He then further goes to say that he even think Tendulkar is better batsman then Sir Don Bardman as well. He says Tendulkar is playing cricket for 20 years and still by watching him you can see the enthusiasm and passion of the game which is trade mark of his attitude towards the game throughout his career.  With this innings he has achieved everything a cricketer can dream during his long and well served career. He said only if something left for Tendulkar to achieve it will be the hundred in the World Cup final and take Indian team to victory.

There are several other cricketers of Asian origin who played for England that include Monty Panesar, Mark Ramprakash but no one get the fame and respect in term of cricket that Nasser Hussain gained. This was the prove of his share ability and class as a cricketer that take him at the level where on other cricketer of Asian origin in English side could achieved. Many analysts in England believed that Nasser Hussain was the finest player and captain who played for England after the World War II and this statement was true because he was the most successful English captain at the time of his retirement from test matches as an English captain.

He captains the English side for 45 test matches from 1999 to 2003 and at that time was a most successful English captain. In his captaincy England won 4 test series in a row and come at no. 3 in ICC test championship table. He step down as English one day captain after 2003 World Cup and latter that year from test captaincy as well but active playing as player in English team in May 2004. In his last test match he scored 34 and 103 not out and announced immediate retirement after that test match from international and first class cricket on 27 May 2004.

Taking over from Alec Stewart in July 1999, Hussain recognized himself as the most excellent and – not unintentionally – nearly everyone eloquent England captain since Mike Brearley. Beneath Hussain, England won four Test series in a line for the first time while Brearley, and rose to third position in the ICC Test Championship table at what time it was instigated, later than being ninth and last in the archetype Wisden World Championship in September 1999. Hussain’s technique of captaincy was a mirror image of his personality, by no means motionless, at all times full of energy and ideas.

He was recognized to make four fields-revolutionize in one over in a Test match, penetrating for the elucidation, wearisome to framework for the short of diversity among his harass of more often than not right-arm seamers with his own ingenious placements. His batting at the same time as captain changed direction from one tremendous to another, from the heights of England’s tour to South Africa to a shoddier run than even Brearley knew.

Yet so prevalent was the acknowledgment of Hussain’s worth as captain that his position was never queried, distinct Brearley’s. Nor were there numerous calls for his head in spite of uninterrupted Ashes drubbings in 2001 and 2002-03.

On the other hand, later than a unsatisfactory presentation by England in the 2003 World Cup, Hussain given up the one-day international captaincy, and he acquiescent the Test captaincy for the period of the series in opposition to South Afrcia afterward in the summer amplification that he had “grown tired” of the function.

He played on in the team in that series, and visited Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and the West Indies that winter, in performance a gigantic part in serving England to their first win in the Caribbean for 36 years. On the other hand, the calls for his acquiescence greater than before, and he as a final point acquiescent from all forms of cricket in May 2004, three days later than an victorious hundred in opposition to New Zealand at Lord’s. He instantaneously connected Sky Sports’ annotations team, and swiftly turned out to be one of its more perceptive members.

A troublemaker in his infancy, well-known for giving the impression of being later than number one in run-out positions, Hussain tempered his conflagration hooked on a ferocious obligation to England’s cause – when his fragile fingers were not conked out, that is. He has also communal the excellence of the premium captains in being auspicious, not with the toss, but in considering central agreements commenced for the duration of his time and in having Duncan Fletcher by his side as coach. He will be kept in mind as one of England’s finest captains.