Nasser Hussain praises quality of players in The Hundred
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 11:57 AM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Nasser Hussain commended the high standard of players during The Hundred, noting that 19 of the 22 finalists were internationals. In the men's final, the Manchester Super Giants faced off against the Trent Rockets, highlighting domestic talents alongside established stars. Hussain expressed concern over the scheduling challenges for England's Test players ahead of their series against Pakistan, which begins shortly after the tournament’s conclusion. He emphasized the level of competition within the tournament, believing it offers valuable experience for emerging players.
- •Manchester Super Giants and Trent Rockets contested the final at Lord's.
- •Tim Seifert was a standout performer, scoring 72 runs off 38 balls.
- •Three uncapped players also impressed during the tournament.
- •Hussain criticized the tight scheduling for England's Test players.
- •The first Test against Pakistan begins Wednesday.
"Nasser Hussain has praised the quality of both domestic and international players in the Hundred, highlighting its strength compared with the Vitality Blast.
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