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January 1, 2006Posted on 01/01/2006 in Australian cricket
Hussey overwhelmed at success
Mike Hussey's rise to prominence has been overwhelming, and he attributes his success to the amount of county cricket he has played:
He answers instantly when asked about the role county cricket has played in the rise and rise of his career: he scored prolifically for Northamptonshire and also had a brief stint with Gloucestershire before joining Durham."It's definitely helped my game a lot, particularly one-day cricket. They play a lot of one-day cricket over there in different conditions and against different bowlers," he said.
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