Nasser Hussain & Shane Warne explain the principles that make a GREAT cricket captain!
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Nasser Hussain & Shane Warne discuss the fundamental principles that will make you a great captain, bringing examples from the captains they learnt under and how themselves acted as captains.
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You can watch more of the discussion on the Sky Sports website: www.skysports.com/watch/video/12049116/warne-atherton-and-hussain-on-captaincy
@@krishnaswamysrinivasan5438 🥺
Can't watch in India
Please make the entire thing available in India. I mean where else would you make it available if not India. We cannot get enough cricket.
@@abhishektoshniwal7631 hope you like test cricket the most
Thankappan Ponappan I don’t like test cricket bro, its my eternal romance!
I can listen to Shane Warne and Nasser Hussain all day everyday.
Those two legends as well as FEC ( Micheal Atherton) were a pleasure to watch and applaud. Fabulous days of old indeed.
Weirdo
Me too
Atherton as well
@@adamgrimsley2900 your names anagram?
MADAM GRISLEY......Erm...... your middle stumps cartwheeling backwards,I'd walk to save further embarrassment!
@@anselreid2196 what has my name go to do with anything?
RIP Shane Warne. I loved these discussions with these 3 - the best pundits in cricket.
Harvard Business school needs to hire Shane Warne and Nasser Hussain to give a lecture on leadership.
We use this word for every tomdikandharry noadays, you cannot learn it at Havard friend, you learn it from life itself only if you have some good human qualities.
Definitely not Nasser Hussain. What was all that BS about "gut feeling".
Shane Warne is in another level.
@@loveanimals-0197
We all know what a 'gut feeling' is.
As a very talented 'individual player' Shane is/was good, but not alround cricket analyst or disciplined(among other factors) to be a good captain.
Nas only had a little of individual batting talent for international cricket, he has done quite a good with it even captaining a side.
Where Shane works as an employee, Nas is good to be a management staff.
@@loveanimals-0197 what his main point about gut feeling was, that even when you’re not sure what to do. But you feel you should do something make the decision. Don’t wait for others to figure it out. You make the decision and you live and die by it. So what you instinctively think is the best thing when in doubt. Because you’re not always gonna have the answers. So you just have to play the game and see how it pans out.
Can you do vocational courses at Harvard? I thought it was supposed to be an elite academic establishment.
No matter what they say, Nasser is someone who always expresses his opinions very directly.People like him are rare to find.
And he himself likes people who are direct, truthful, and honest...even if it is an unpleasant truth about himself.
In his autobiography (Playing With Fire), Nasser Hussain said that in Sri Lanka (2003 tour), during a team-meeting, Marcus Trescothick (then Eng's vice-captain) was asked who should be dropped from the side. Trescothick said "Nasser Hussain" right in his presence. After the team meeting, Trescothick apologized to Hussain for taking his name but said that is what he felt on the basis of form (that Nasser Hussain should not be in the team). Hussain understood it completely and appreciated Trescothick for stating the truth (because trust can be developed only by being honest).
@@divyanarayan2214 lovely
How I wish I could converse like Nas. what a legend !
I'm sure you're not even half his age. You'll get there bro!
Sky...can you upload the full version?
Heartbroken
I got chills when Nasser mentioned Stephen Fleming....and he is absolutely right...Stephen Fleming was one of the most cunning and resourceful captains to have played the game
I'm from OZ but I can say that Steven Fleming is right up there with Chapelli as two really outstanding captains. They are both a street and a block ahead of the rest.
Every single thing he said about Australia, New Zealand and England at that time was absolutely perfect.
1997 day buy against SA. Bright new left hander for NZ
dear Warne Your Bowling so much for good
I have been you Play back to ipl
Barely have I ever seen someone so articulate as Warne at the end of this
His summing up of KP and those type of players is spot on
He was always a cricketing genius and will remain one !
Shane warne is one of the best blokes in commentary gets it spot on all the time! And that's coming from a pom!
Well worth listening to. His videos on spin bowling are great.
And now he is not with us physically.
Rip King 👑
RIP Warnie.
Going back through all of Warnes videos after his passing. RIP king
My goodness Warne was great to listen to. Not just a great bowler but such a great cricket brain. Will be greatly missed.
RIP Shane Warne
Rest easy shane.
Please upload the entire 50 minutes conversation. In India we don’t get any other coverage of the match apart from the match.
Please make that happen as well.
Hussain is fantastic in these discussions. Articulate and really precise with the message he's getting across
Nasser hussain is an institution.Great analysis. Kudos
Can’t believe we are not going to have these kind of discussions with Warnie
Rip shane Warne . A huge loss to cricket fraternity
RIP Warnie. Can listen to you all day long what a beautiful mind
Wow warnie just nailed a mgmt lesson at the end , a star performer needs to feel important from time to time ,but you should draw the line on indiscipline ,no wonder he was such a wonderful early captain and mentor for rajasthan royals
Australia missed a great captain in Shane warne ,also warne identified what KP felt bcoz warne was also in the same mould ,he was better than his contemporaries and Steve Waugh maybe just didn’t treat him with the respect that he thought he deserved ,just my opinion on why warne and KP are good mates coz warne understands where KP comes from
@@nitinnam couldn't have put it in a better way.
11:44 - Exactly what I have been thinking of ECB's fragile treatment of a match winner like KP. Indians and Australians have always had tough-to-handle cricketers who were greats. Yet they had great captains who could tone them down and keep them involved instead of throwing them under the bus like ECB did.
KP needed an arm around the shoulder and some importance.
Which tough to handle cricketers in India are you talking about? And India only had two good captains - Ganguly and Dhoni.
The assumption that Indian captaincy management has always been stellar is an open question because nothing is known what happens behind the scenes and everything is kept under wraps.
Australian cricket management is miles better than any team - they have been consistent and professional with the way they manage players even in the bad times.
You're making it sound like it's common knowledge that Indian man management is the gold standard or something. There is veery little transparency in what happens behind the scenes in Indian teams to assume that.
In any case, a personality like Petersen would not be rising up the Indian cricket scene. Plus BCCI have got history of heavy handed treatment of their players in certain contexts like Hardik pandya.
Nobody explains cricket better than Nasir Hussain....👌👏
Love to listen nasser hossain all day long
Agree with Nasser Fleming was reallly good captain , also believe imran was great captain , who built good team with great players after he retired , it’s not only about winning games , it’s also about building team n living strong team after living game .
Javed was also very good tactically-but let things escalate as he was a crap stirrer. After he retired in 1993/1994 it went to pot-rat face turned pretty much the entire team into a bunch of spot/match fixers. The few honest guys like Sohail, Ramiz etc were sailing against the tide & eventually dismissed.
So interesting and insightful
R.I.P Warney. A true legend of the game
I think the problem with KP was they spent too long making him feel special & taking his side-they chose him over a coach, chose him over the captain. Guy is a narcissist who constantly needed his colossal ego feeding-they spent years forgiving his stupid shots in getting out at critical times, because he won matches for them, but when his form dipped his being a pain in the ass was no longer tolerated.
Horrible take.
Please upload the full discussion. Rob Key mentioned that it was 50 minutes long discussion.
Get it on Spotify sky sports cricket podcast
Brendon Mccullum had a very bad record as KKR captain in 2009 and controversially replaced Ross Taylor as NZ captain in 2012.
But he changed the style of cricket Nz played and we all loved his style during 2015 WC.
I 'll miss these three talking cricket , who knew . Rip king.
Your last two words are an anagram of "Pink rig", which is intriguing because Pink sang "Who Knew" which is about losing someone who they always thought would be around.
@@vk2ig nice observation 👏👏
Warne,ponting,dhoni,greame smith are some of the best captains i have seen
Dhoni over Ganguly? For me Ganguly is the greatest Indian captain. Dhoni is the captain of the greatest Indian team.
Dhoni lol, he got trashed overseas every time 🤮🤮🤮
Talking about test cricket mate
@@manhalali3624 agreed
Howarth for NZ is very overlooked-led them for a very long time & he was very good tactically & made them competitive without a lot of resources. Coney similarly later.
My favourite capatain is greame smith and Ms dhoni ,both are under pressure well perform under captaincy and accurate
The leadership perfectly syncs with Rahane
We need to talk about Nasser's booyakasha flick 1:08. I love him.
Think he was copying Strauss to be honest.
Respect from India. I watched the entire conversation but one thing is for sure for a Champion Batsman he needs to be good in
1) Shot selection
2) Short-Pitched ball
3) Perform under pressure and in big matches
4) Play against quality spin.
KP was good but not that level that we can spend 30 percent of the time on KP. I have seen him struggle against quality spinners like Saeed Ajmal, Ashwin etc.
Virat Kohli has a very good Test record as captain but he has struggled at RCB in team building and man management.
Do these two qualities define a captain or does it come under the coach and team management?
Kohli has always been called a poor captain. What are you talking about?
He's improved a bit, but just go a year back and he was being criticised left and right
Kohli is a good captain, he leads from the front and his team has won historic series. He just has focused on the national team instead of RCB. He can win the IPL in the coming years but right now is all about keeping India at the top.
Stephen Fleming, an exceptional captain....so true👍
Mccullum, Dhoni and Morgan are the best captains of recent times. Rohit Sharma could be a fantastic captain if he was given it instead of Kohli.
dhoni is overrated
Merciful Sword his trophy cabinet says otherwise👍🏻
@@DoFi12 carried by his team
Merciful Sword lol
Shane Warne is the best captain Australia never had.
Shane Warne is the best cricketer ever
Jamie Cox.
This is so interesting! Would really love to watch the full version!
Belief in your decisions, honesty about them and above all men of few words.
There is an interview of Ian Chappell on the same topic by ESPN Cricinfo which is gold. Do watch that.
Please make the full version available in other countries such as New Zealand
Where is the remaining 2 hrs of this show .. more of these 3 please .. great people , great thoughts
True fact - Do you folks know WHY this discussion about captaincy took place?
It is because I criticized Mike Atherton's captaincy on Twitter and Athers blocked me for it. I am not joking.
On my Twitter timeline, around last year...someone had posted a pic of Graeme Hick's infamous knock of 98* (infamous because Athers had declared and denied him a hundred. Hick was really upset by the proceedings).
Anyway...for that pic, someone said that Athers had given Hick enough time to get to a hundred...so declaring the innings when he was on 98 was not exactly unfair (after all, one has to think about the team). I replied - "If Athers really wanted to think of the team, why did he wait till Hick reached 98 to go for the declaration? He should have declared much sooner...if it really was about the team. At least Hick would not have been hurt so much."
Basically, I thought it was hypocritical of Athers to think that Hick was batting slowly considering Athers was *never* a fast scorer himself in the first place.
Remember, England wanted to win that test match in Karachi in 2001? Nasser Hussain has explicitly said in his autobiography that he suggested to Athers to make way for Alec Stewart to open the batting in that innings just so that England could get the runs quickly. Meaning even the England team did not have so much faith in Athers' ability to score runs quickly.
So...on what grounds did Athers think that Hick batted too slowly to deny him a hundred?🤷🤷🤷
This is basically what I said about Athers and his captaincy (and I tagged him as well). Mind you, I wasn't rude or abusive or anything...and I certainly did NOT get personal with Athers. I only expressed an honest opinion. And Athers blocked me for it.
I subsequently tweeted to Nasser about this...Nasser didn't block me or anything (he seems a much more decent guy). But it seems like this discussion about captaincy is more like a scripted defence of Athers putting itself across as a discussion about captaincy (if you listen to the whole podcast on Spotify, you will find that Nasser pointedly defends Athers as a captain on more than a few occasions during this discussion).
Shane Warne would have been a very good captain for Australia. He has a good cricket brain.
But the problem was he was a PR nightmare-a big part of the captaincy is maturity, setting an example on things like late nights. As soon as the John The Bookie story broke in late 1998 that was it for his hopes for captaincy. He was in the papers non-stop for various things-harassing a nurse, letching on women, having a go at kids, taking drugs, being filmed wearing an inflatable phallus during a tryst with two slappers etc. He was a disaster off the field.
Point by warney at the end about KP just BANG ON.. We Indians love the game so much that we love talking & listening the deep insights too especially provided by Naz,Ian Smith, Harsha, Chappel, Bumble, Bishop,
harsha is poor at cricket strategy
One thing that they did not touch on was the captain being in form, and so remaining an automatic pick for the team. Almost invariably the captain is chosen from a short list of well established players. However many captains are dropped or replaced when it appears that being captain has in some way badly affected their own form. Whether this is the case, or whether it is more often for some other reason or reasons which the public are not made aware of, is something that would have been interesting to have got some insight into?
My favourite captains are Williamson, Paine, Root, Morgan and Finch.. I do like some more captains
Shane warne has the smartest cricketing brain ! So brilliant
Joe Root doesn’t display any of these characteristics unfortunately - he’s never looked like a leader.
I believe he is not very expressive but he somehow holds the English team together
But English team is very cooperative
Every time england drop shoulders...they come back after next break
England haven't had a good test captain since Vaughan-all too negative/defensive, or in Root's case towing the ECB line/mentality by insisting they bat like the 50 over side in tests.
Joe Root looks more comfortable and happy in the limited overs under Eoin Morgan and it shows in his stats too.....
No captaincy discussion is complete without Saurav Ganguly!
Ya bro greatest indian cap
Well said, S.K Warne
Nice to see Warny speaking some English accents 2:40. Makes sense, now that he has spent few weeks in England.
@Sky - Please upload the full version so people outside the UK can view it as well! Thanks
this was one of the best discussions ive seen all summer on the channel. No presenters who only played the odd game here and there, 3 players all considered greats in their respected countries. More of this sort of content please
Look at them spread out to avoid a pandemic but he dies 12 months later from a heart attack... sad as it comes.
Man!!! We could listen to these guys for ages. Such legends in their own right.
Great conversation on leadership!! Loved it!!
All but not ms dhoni they discussing
I remember watching this live at the time in the middle of COVID lockdowns and a desultory, rainy England - India test match. I thought, "I hope someone has recorded this!" THANK-YOU @SkySportsCricket
1:36
6:31
I what Nas is trying to say is that you should always go on your 'gut feel'.
Shane, I was really amazed with so less hairs on nasseer's hairs on his head... you should have asked him, which was the innings really who proved your BRAVENESS? what was the match you really proved really you have been portrayed INTELLEGENT???? I personally never admitted this guy who be clever to batted good (better?).. kyun bhai... in what way were you good in Cricket?
If only Warnie were still alive. It would have been fascinating to get his thoughts on Stokes as a leader. His initial comments immediately made me think of England’s inspirational leader.
Outstanding...Nas and Warne...
the same condition with indian cricket nowadays, We had only Virat kohli in test matches after dhoni who had secure place in the team in 2014. Thats why he became captain and now he is wonderful test captain as well.
Toss at Brisbane 😂😂😂
Very very meaningful discussion , very very superb 😍😍😍😍😍thanks thanks so much sky , amazing
Magnificent bit on KP from Warne at the end. He could just as well be describing what you'd need to captain Shane Warne as Kevin Pietersen.
Nass talking sense, Warnie not so much. The sheer bloody irony of Warne saying that a player would respect the captains decision that they’re not playing if the captain is upfront about it.
Present england side is a sub-standard team ... ECB and their commentator specially naseer hussain plays a role of PR of the team by stating a sub-standard team as good team
No captain is bigger and intelligent than MS DHONI
That applies so much for virat kohli. His records might be great but he looks constantly asking and seeking advice and not develop skills
What warne said at the end was why Australia is so great ! We are the best at managing ppl ! Hands down from Allan Border all the way to Pat Cummins
Skysports cricket, please put more of this content on. Its the worst when you cant follow all day and miss this stuff when its live!
3 of the best commentators in cricket right now. I can listen to them all day long.
i think that captaincy is something where you have to grow as a person.
This social distance only possible here
So poetic that Warnie is a level above the other lads. He was just levels above everyone.
Sourav ganguly the great captain
Such an interesting discussion. I really liked Stephen Fleming's captaincy too.
I'm from New Zealand and fully agree
Sorry, the best captain ever was Imran Khan, no two ways about it !
swastik mishra I don't take anything a Indian says seriously. Jog on.
Like everything else in Pakistan, imran was running the team as mafia. That’s not captaincy. He wouldn’t have survived in any other team for a series.
Imran was a leader that everyone looked upto. Pakistan could never produce a cricketing leader like him.
@swastik mishra jog on
@@psantosh3873 *" I don't take anything a Indian says seriously. Jog on."*
When it's comes to cricketing knowledge nasheer is the best
Can someone explain this game of crickets to me? It goes for 5 days?? Hahahah how ludercrous. Do they sleep?
No, they don't sleep. It's the bat-and-ball equivalent of the Le Mans 24-hour race, only it goes for five days. That's why Shane Warne said you need to be tough to play it ... only the best can play let alone win!
Three intelligent minds in cricket...just love listening to them about 🏏
Make sure you bat first on a flat pitch if you win toss, is always a good idea
Dhoni is best captain ever
😂😂
He’s a good odi captain . India lost 8-0 in a row in tests overseas under Dhoni captaincy . He isn’t the best test captain .
Nick that was hardly down to his captaincy. ALL his main players were over the hill and way past it during those two tours (Laxman, Sehwag, Tendulkar, Khan, and Dravid in the Aus series), which basically left him with nothing to work with. And India’s seam attack back then were absolutely terrible, Sharma who averaged nearly 40 was the bloody spearhead
Ash I I agree that the players were all past their prime but 8-0 that’s nonsense . He was never in the same level as test captain as he was in odi . In odi and T20 dhoni has too many tricks up his sleeve . In test he doesn’t have too many plan B and C for some reason
@@DoFi12 a typical dhoni fan comment when the team wins (like in white ball cricket) then you don't wanna talk about players like sehwag,sachin who bring in the experience or guys like yuvi and zaheer who are match winners and when result isn't in your favour then the sudden urge to talk about the presence/absence of this and that guy😂😂
Did I hear LEADERSHIP GROUP
Such a pleasure to listen to so wise and experienced icons of the game.
when Warne speaks, you listen
great insights into the game we all love
Shane Warne and Naseer spot on as always 🙏
Let them speak forever, all three of them!
Its great listening to the guys in full flow.