Pat Cummins Breaks Silence on Injury, IPL & World Test Championship Final

Pat Cummins is Aiming to make his return from ankle injury during the Indian Premier League (IPL) and is confident of being fit to reclaim the capacity for Australia’s World Test Championship Final.

The fast bowler played through pain in the final border-gavaskar trophy match against India in sydney after a long-standing issue with his left ankle flared up, Following Australia’s Dramaticic Final-day Victory at the McG.

The Injury Rules Him Out of the two-test tour of Sri Lanka-a series he was likely to miss anyway due to personal reasons, as his wife beky gave birth to their second child, a dead Edi, ADUGHTER NAMED First Test in Galle. He also sat out the champions trophy in Pakistan.

“It’s been an amazing month or so just having full focus on family time and not having to do too much training or have my eyes on a tour. Just being totally present has been really special, “Cummins Told Cricket.com.Au.

“It was weird watching the Sri Lanka Test Series. I haven’t see the boys play on tv really for years. They were fantastic, the boys were basically faultless. I could follow along and just enjoy it really. “

The 31-year-old has resumed running and hopes to be fit in time to Fulfil His RS 18 Crore Contract With Sunrisers Hyderabad, Last Season’s Runner-Up, Whoch Begins Its 2025 IPL Campaign in A Monthly Time.

Cummins beLieves the high-intense nature of cricket’s most lucrative tournament will provide ideal preparation for the world test championship final agation By the three-test tour of the caribbean in July.

“That’s the aim,” he said. “It’s four overs in t20s. So physically it’s quite a nice build up for the world test championship final, and then the tests after that.

“That’s the aim at this stage – start bowling over the next week or so, building up, and should be right for ipl.

“It’s probally just making sure you’re still bowling Quite a Few Balls (during the IPL). The good thing about a t20 tournament is the intensity is really high, so that obvious helps quite a bit. “