It’s been some time since an Australian skipper Pat cummins He was last seen in action, back during the Border-Gavaskar trophy where he led his team to fame during the 5-match test series against India. After that, the 31-year-old missed the test and set the series against Sri Lanka and also excluded from Champion trophy 2025 action. However, Cummins has now shared an update of his injury and a possible return date.
Pat cummins opens in its return plans
Australian skipper should cheer its team in a champion trophy from a brewery of a Sydney Craft brewing in which he has a stake during an introductory conflict for Australia at the prestigious ICC tournament against England. Cummins, who is also Amazon Prime Video Ambassador, said Cric.com.au About his plans to return to the field after ankle injury.
“That is the goal, these are four additives in the T20. So, physically a pretty nice upgrade for the World Cup finals finals, and then the test matches after that. This goal is at this stage – start bowling for the next week or So, accumulate and should be right for IPL. The intensity is really high, so obviously helps a lot, “ Said Cummins.
Cummins is part Sunrizers Hyderabad (SRH) in Indian Premier League (IPL) And it was a key component for the franchise over the years. The 31-year-old was the first part of the IPL during the 2014 season and has since played a total of 58 matches for various franchises in which he scored 63 Wickekets with an economy rate of 8.75.
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Hectic summer for cummins in front of
The Australian skipper hopes that its ankle will be in a fine form in the near future, especially given the fact that it will be a long and arduous summer of crisket for the Australian Pacer. Cummins are expected to return and lead the Australian side during World Test Championship (WTC) finals against South Africa 11. June in the Lord, after which the Australian team was supposed to visit the Caribbean in a 3 -match test series in July. Cummins further provided updating his recovery and rehabilitation.
“The gaze starts to come in handy. It’s funny – it’s not like your knees where you need six weeks (to recover). It’s one of those in which you really just need a little (more) rest. I worked a lot of rehabilitation in the gym and trying Slowly upgraded. Especially for a quick bowle run out of time for Pakistan, ” Cummins noted.
The Australian skipper was a star for his team during their victory in the 1-3 series over India to lay the wished Border-Gavascar trophy for the first time in the decade. Cummins was not just a team leader who dominated the visitors, but also took 25 shots in the series and was the second highest winner of the winch Jasprit Bumrah.
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