Pat Cummins said that Australia would not use the Kagiso Rabada drug ban as a means of starting to start in the final of the World Championship in the South Africa Championship, which will start on June 11th. Rabada was forced to serve a one -month ban and had to leave IPL, where he represented Gujarat Titans, after two matches and head home to South Africa.
Rabada during her time at SA20 failed with drug test And he served his punishment home before returning to India to play IPL. Rabada will lead an attack of Proteas Pace in the match with the Lord against Aussies. Later, it was reported that Rabada had tested positively on the use of cocaine, and there was speculation in South Africa that Australia could use it against Pacer during the Lord’s match. Cummins, however, climbed whisper and said it was not their style, and he would be surprised if it appeared during the game.
“It’s not really our style,” says Cummins. “I would be surprised if it came.”
Cummins is ready to lead Australia in its second World Cup final, but he admitted that he hesitated to start to be interested in the work. Pacer said he wasn’t sure at first he would do as a captain and the fate of Steve Smith and Tim Paine to worry about dealing with the role.
“There was a lot of eating. One because I wasn’t sure I went as a captain. I really had no experience. But also fear because it’s a big role and things can turn against you overnight. Some thought,” Maybe the captain isn’t for me. “But there are quite a great part of work that I really enjoy,” Cummins said.
Australia was under the Cummins Powerhouse, but Pacer admitted that its versatile party was slowly coming to the end of the era. However, it does not feel that the transition will be hard with the presence of young emerging talents such as Sam Constas, Beau Webster and more.
“Yes. There is no doubt that we have quite a few players who are over their 30 years old, and it seems that there has been a natural level of wear by the end of the 30th year. If you asked me a year or two, I would say” McSweeney. ” debut in cricket white balls.
Published on:
10th June 2025
