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With Rahul Dravid reportedly not keen to continue in the role of the head coach post-T20 World Cup in the Americas, quite a few Australians have been linked to the job, including Ricky Ponting and Justin Langer.

'The bucket is pretty full': Michael Hussey rules himself out of contention to become Team India's coach

With Rahul Dravid reportedly not keen to continue in the role of the head coach post-T20 World Cup in the Americas, quite a few Australians have been linked to the job, including Ricky Ponting and Justin Langer.

Former batter Michael Hussey became the latest Australian to rule himself out of contention to become the next India head coach, saying it is something that he's not keen on right now.
With Rahul Dravid reportedly not keen to continue in the role of the head coach post-T20 World Cup in the Americas, quite a few Australians have been linked to the job, including Ricky Ponting and Justin Langer.
However, all of them have claimed that they have turned down the offer, citing various reasons even as BCCI rejected claims of approaching any former Australian cricketer for the high-profile job.
&ldquo;Certainly as a full-time international coach, it&rsquo;s not something at this stage of my life that I&rsquo;m that keen on," Hussey, who is the batting coach of IPL team Chennai Super Kings, was quoted as saying by Sydney Morning Herald.
"Out of playing, and even now, it&rsquo;s not really on my radar, and I&rsquo;m enjoying the balance of being able to coach as an assistant or head coach and then doing a bit of media as well.
"I love that balance and still spending some time at home. You&rsquo;d always like more time at home, but the bucket is pretty full at the moment." Apart from the role in IPL, Hussey is also the head coach of Welsh Fire in The Hundred. He is also a commentator for Fox Cricket during the Australia home summer.
&ldquo;They play more cricket than probably anyone in the world really, they&rsquo;re literally going from tour to tour to tour. So, that would be a pretty challenging sort of role where you&rsquo;d have to be there, boots on the ground," he said.
"You&rsquo;re probably only getting the IPL off, which is eight to 10 weeks, but then the rest of the year, you&rsquo;re going to be pretty much on the go.&rdquo; Earlier, BCCI secretary Jay Shah had asserted that they have not approached any Australian cricketer for the role.
"Neither I nor the BCCI have approached any former Australian cricketer with a coaching offer. The reports circulating in certain media sections are completely incorrect.
"Finding the right coach for our national team is a meticulous and thorough process. We are focused on identifying individuals who possess a deep understanding of the Indian cricket structure and have risen through the ranks," Shah clarified in a statement.
Besides the Aussies, Sri Lankan legend Kumar Sangakkara was also asked about the same, and he too firmly turned it down.
"I have not been approached, and I don't have time to commit full-time to an India coaching job. Happy with my stint with Royals, and let's see how it goes," said Sangakkara, who is the Director of Cricket role with Rajasthan Royals.
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'I certainly feel like this T20 series has been devalued. It doesn't cheapen the World Cup but it certainly cheapens this series,' says Michael Hussey.

Michael Hussey slams India vs Australia 5-match T20I series right after Cricket World Cup

Not just fans but many former cricketers were unable to wrap their heads around a 5-match T20I series between India and Australia just 3 days after the Cricket World Cup.

'I certainly feel like this T20 series has been devalued. It doesn't cheapen the World Cup but it certainly cheapens this series,' says Michael Hussey.

Not just fans but many former cricketers were unable to wrap their heads around a 5-match T20I series between India and Australia just 3 days after the Cricket World Cup.
Michael Hussey is the latest to voice his concern. During a conversation with Sen Radio on Wednesday, the former Aussie cricketer said, 'I certainly feel like this T20 series has been devalued. It doesn't cheapen the World Cup but it certainly cheapens this series.'
'There would be a number of guys who were at the World Cup (for both nations) would probably be in their T20 teams. They got home to either prepare for a Test series or simply to have a break. This is certainly not the best Australian T20 team going up against the best India T20 team'
'It's just amazing how much (cricket boards) pack on a calendar to play so much cricket. It is physically and mentally impossible to play all of the tournaments that are going on,' Hussey concluded.
Following the World Cup's huge success, Hussey believes one-day internationals should play a larger role on the international calendar. "I might be in the minority here but I think (ODI cricket) is a great game. It caters to so many different types of players (and) over the course of the 100 overs, the better team has more of a chance to come out on top.
"The last World Cup was a great advertisement for the game. There was some unbelievable cricket played. There were some stories to come out (of the World Cup) that will live for 100 years," he added.

The England Cricket team have added two more Australian names to its coaching roster as David Saker and Michael Hussey have been appointed to the backroom team ahead of the T20 World Cup.

T20 World Cup 2022: David Saker & Michael Hussey join England coaching staff

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has roped in two more Australian names to its coaching roster as David Saker and Michael Hussey have been added to their backroom team ahead of T20 World Cup 2022

Here is a look at England's Australian coaching staff



The Three Lions are currently being coached by Australia's Matthew Mott and will have an Aussie look to its dugout as they prepare for the T20 World Cup in October

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has roped in two more Australian names to its coaching roster as David Saker and Michael Hussey have been added to their backroom team ahead of T20 World Cup 2022.
The Three Lions are currently being coached by Australia's Matthew Mott and will have an Aussie look to its dugout as they prepare for the T20 World Cup in October.
Saker will be under a consulting contract with the team and will be working with them starting from the upcoming T20 series against Pakistan. Saker has a history with England as he worked with the Three Lions for five years as a coach before leaving in 2015.
Michael Hussey on the other hand worked as a batting consultant for many teams in the past. Teams like South Africa, Sri Lanka and the Chennai Super Kings (IPL) have all been mentored by him.
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Chennai Super Kings' batting coach Michael Hussey has recovered from COVID-19 as the team is working out a way to get the Australian home now. Meanwhile,&nbsp;Sunrisers Hyderabad's Wriddhiman Saha has received conflicting results in two coronavirus tests, prolonging his isolation.&nbsp;Saha, who has been named in India's squad for the World Test Championship final and the subsequent Test series against England, is hoping to join the squad's bio-bubble in Mumbai on May 25. His inclusion is subject to fitness.&nbsp;India is scheduled to take on New Zealand in the World Test Championship final&nbsp;from June 18 in Southampton. The five-Test series against England is to be held in August.
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Hussey tests negative, Wriddhiman positive again for Covid-19

Saha, who has been named in India's squad for the World Test Championship final and the subsequent Test series against England, is hoping to join the squad's bio-bubble in Mumbai on May 25

Chennai Super Kings' batting coach Michael Hussey has recovered from COVID-19 as the team is working out a way to get the Australian home now. Meanwhile,&nbsp;Sunrisers Hyderabad's Wriddhiman Saha has received conflicting results in two coronavirus tests, prolonging his isolation.&nbsp;Saha, who has been named in India's squad for the World Test Championship final and the subsequent Test series against England, is hoping to join the squad's bio-bubble in Mumbai on May 25. His inclusion is subject to fitness.&nbsp;India is scheduled to take on New Zealand in the World Test Championship final&nbsp;from June 18 in Southampton. The five-Test series against England is to be held in August.
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Hussey defends CSK says team based around playing in Chennai

CSK&nbsp;batting coach Michael&nbsp;Hussey&nbsp;confesses that the team is based around Chennai playing conditions and hence CSK is finding it tough to adapt in UAE

Hussey defends CSK says team was based around playing in Chennai

As&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;progresses, 3-time IPL&nbsp;champions Chennai Super Kings are yet to show their prowess&nbsp;in UAE.
After the team faced its 4th IPL defeat against KKR&nbsp;by 10 runs on Wednesday, CSK&nbsp;batting coach Michael Hussey&nbsp;defended the yellow army saying that the team&nbsp;is missing the Chepauk stadium. Hussey&nbsp;said that the&nbsp;CSK&nbsp;team was stronger on the playing conditions in Chennai.
The former Australian cricketer accepted that though the team needs to adapt to new conditions to up their game, he admitted that CSK&nbsp;is lucky to have experienced players who know how to react in different situations.&nbsp;

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