Hussey steps down from big cricket job
David Hussey is stepping down as the head of men's cricket for Victoria after four years. During his tenure, the team reached three Sheffield Shield finals and a national one-day final but did not win any titles. He is expected to remain involved with Cricket Victoria in some capacity.
- ▪David Hussey has announced his resignation as Victoria's head of men's cricket.
- ▪Under his leadership, the team reached three Sheffield Shield finals and a national one-day final.
- ▪Hussey helped discover young talents like Ollie Peake and Campbell Kellaway, who are seen as future Australian representatives.
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