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Michael Hussey

Australian cricket coach, commentator, and former international cricketer

Australian Mount Lawley, Western Australia, Australia Gemini 180 cm

Quick Info

ProfessionAustralian cricket coach, commentator, and former international cricketer
NationalityAustralian
Date of Birth27/05/1975
Age51 years
BirthplaceMount Lawley, Western Australia, Australia
Zodiac SignGemini

Latest News about Michael Hussey

18/09/2026

Michael Hussey was reported to have been consulted by Adam Voges for advice on Chepauk conditions ahead of a Big Bash League opener. The story highlighted Hussey's continued value as a tactical cricket voice after retirement.

02/09/2026

Michael Hussey reportedly declined an England batting coach opportunity connected to a Cricket Australia arrangement. The development kept him linked to Australian cricket rather than taking on the overseas role.

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Bio/Wiki

Full NameMichael Edward Killeen Hussey
NicknameMr Cricket
Known ForLeft-handed middle-order batter and Australian international cricketer

Physical Stats & More

Batting StyleLeft-handed
Bowling StyleRight-arm medium
Height180 cm

Educational Qualification(s)

SchoolWhitford Catholic Primary School; Prendiville Catholic College
TrainingAustralian Cricket Academy scholarship

Career

International TeamsAustralia
Domestic/Other Teams
  • Western Australia
  • Northamptonshire
  • Gloucestershire
  • Durham
  • Canterbury
  • Chennai Super Kings
  • Mumbai Indians
  • Perth Scorchers
  • Sydney Thunder
  • Saint Lucia Kings
Major RoleMiddle-order batter
Career Highlights
  • Played 79 Test matches for Australia
  • Played 185 One Day Internationals for Australia
  • Played 38 Twenty20 Internationals for Australia
  • Won the 2007 Cricket World Cup with Australia
  • Won the 2006 ICC Champions Trophy with Australia
  • Won the 2009 ICC Champions Trophy with Australia
  • Inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame in 2024
Post-RetirementCricket coach and commentator

Style Quotient

On-Field ReputationKnown for consistency, professionalism, and adaptability
Nickname SignificanceWidely called 'Mr Cricket'

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Earned a scholarship to the Australian Cricket Academy after finishing school.
2. Made his Test debut at age 30 after a long domestic career.
3. Served as a popular TV commentator after retirement.

Also born on 27 May

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