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November 30, 2007Posted on 11/30/2007 in English cricket
Give me Australia over Sri Lanka any time - Hussain
Nasser Hussain says England's tour of Sri Lanka could be even tougher than a visit to Australia. Writing in the Daily Mail – and writing from the experience of having captained a difficult, but ultimately victorious, tour there in 2001 - he says:
Give me the choice of a tour to Australia or Sri Lanka and I would take Australia every day of the week. It's not that the cricket is any easier in Australia, just that Sri Lanka is such a difficult place to play..
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