Kevin Pietersen was told on Monday that his transient England future was over because of 'trust issues' with the England Cricket Board, however Hussain says he would have taken care of things in an unexpected way.
"I was a commander who put stock in picking your best players," he said. "On the off chance that you are chief or mentor, you man-oversee troublesome individuals.
"That is the reason you're in the occupation and get paid the additional few quid.
"We're sufficiently bad to make anybody distracted for determination, unless they resign, so actually, I would have said to Kevin – as perhaps Colin Graves [chairman elect] did – 'Go away, play for an area, get a few runs and possibly we'll consider you for choice'.
"When he did that, I would have then gone to him and said, 'you've done all that we've asked, yet right now taking a gander along the edge, there is no submit in that center request'.
"At the same time, you bear on doing what you're doing and we'll think of you as. That is the way I would have taken care of the circumstance."
Andrew Strauss made clear the ECB's position on Pietersen at the public interview to report his arrangement as the new Director of England cricket.
What's more, despite the fact that Hussain would have done thngs another way, he regards Strauss for adhering to his weapons.
"Don't imagine it any other way, Strauss could have effortlessly gone the other route, run with the populist view – with everybody on online networking," included Hussain. "At the same time, he has taken the troublesome choice and he will be judged on the outc
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