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Pat Cummins hoping to stay fit for 'unprecedented' 21-Test stretch
Pat Cummins hopeful of playing every Test of Australia's hectic 2026/27 schedule Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 1:16pm Pat Cummins is holding out hope he can play the entirety of Australia's busiest 12 months on record, but admits it will be "very surprising" if all of the big-three quicks manage to. The Test captain has pulled up well on return from the IPL, where he played his first competitive matches in four months after a back injury curtailed his Ashes. "Body feels awesome," Cummins said at a media...
Cummins might skip next IPL because of heavy Australia workload
Cummins might skip next IPL because of heavy Australia workload SYDNEY, June 3 : Australia captain Pat Cummins indicated he might skip the Indian Premier League (IPL) next year to prioritise a heavy test schedule and the one-day international World Cup. The 33-year-old fast bowler first played in the IPL in 2014 and has earned $1.9 million a year as captain of Sunrisers Hyderabad in the last three editions of the blockbuster Twenty20 tournament. Next year, though, Australia play four tests...
'Wishing he was in high school': Cummins' hilarious Sooryavanshi admission
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's extraordinary IPL 2026 season earned admiration from across the cricketing world, and among those impressed was Australia captain Pat Cummins, who experienced first-hand just how destructive the teenager can be with the bat. At only 15 years of age, the Rajasthan Royals opener emerged as one of the biggest stars of the tournament. Sooryavanshi finished the season with 776 runs and a staggering strike rate of more than 230, establishing himself as one of the most feared...
Country over IPL! Pat Cummins leaves 2027 participation in doubt
Australia captain Pat Cummins has hinted that he may skip IPL 2027 as he weighs up his workload during what is shaping up to be one of the busiest periods of his career. The Australian team faces a demanding calendar next year, beginning with a four-Test tour of India before returning home for the historic 150th anniversary Test against England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. That will be followed by a high-profile Ashes series and later the ODI World Cup in southern Africa.
Unapologetically Shreyas! The misunderstood leader who never gave up
A little over a year ago, Shreyas Iyer was radiating confidence when he settled into the chair to address the media ahead of the IPL 2024 final in Chennai. His slow walk, cap dropping below his eyeline, and his favourite Guns N’ Roses track playing on his phone. The yellow sneakers shone as brightly as the pair of solitaires in his ears and the impromptu 'See You Again' (song by Wiz Khalifa) greeting to his opposite number Pat Cummins eased the room before everyone got down to business.
Making sense of the latest BBL move that isn't 'a merger of the teams'
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Zorawar tank: The made-in-India war machine built to dominate China on the LAC
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'We're not greenies': Dive industry makes case for stronger ocean protections
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Ultra-processed foods may be stealing your focus even if you eat healthy
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Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Monday
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