Hussain emphasized that the 37-year-old Moeen will be remembered not only for his accomplishments but also for his enormous contribution to his community. “Among England’s most influential multi-format cricketers. “An Ashes winner, a World Cup 50-over winner, and a World Cup 20-over winner,” he explained.
Following Moeen Ali’s announcement of his retirement from international cricket, Nasser Hussain commended him as an inspirational character both on and off the field. Moeen has had a good career, appearing in 68 Tests, 138 ODIs, and 92 T20Is. Moeen made history as the first British Asian to captain England in a T20I match against Australia in 2020, and he has served as an influential vice-captain to Jos Buttler. Despite playing in the T20 World Cup earlier this year, Moeen was not selected for the next series against Australia, prompting his retirement.Hussain stated that the 37-year-old Moeen will be remembered not only for his accomplishments, but also for his enormous impact on his community.
“He is a hugely important and inspirational cricketer on and off the field,” Hussain stated, as quoted by Sky Sports.
“One of England’s most important multi-format cricketers. He said, “An Ashes winner, a World Cup 50-over winner, and a World Cup 20-over winner.”
“He admitted that he has suffered the occasional cognitive lapse. “He has played some good shots and some bad shots,” Hussain said.”I think anyone who watched him play, but also those who played with him, enjoyed it,” he remarked, as reported by Sky Sports.
“You can imagine his WhatsApp this morning going berserk because he was a very popular member of any side he has played in,” comments Hussain.
“He was an entertainer but also a really important figure off the field being a British Asian and a British Muslim,” he added.
