Pat Cummins Expects Greater Workload for All-Rounders in Upcoming India Series
Australia Test captain Pat Cummins anticipates a heavier bowling workload for all-rounders Cameron Green and Mitchell Marsh in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India. Cummins believes their contributions will be crucial in the forthcoming series, beginning in November. Both all-rounders are expected to support the frontline pace attack extensively.
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Australia’s Test captain, Pat Cummins, has forecasted an increased workload with the ball for all-rounders Cameron Green and Mitchell Marsh in the forthcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India.
Cummins emphasized that both all-rounders will be pivotal in supporting the team's main pace attack during the rigorous five-Test series set to begin in November. 'It’s been huge having the all-rounders. The last couple of summers have been light with quick Test matches, but this summer might be different,' Cummins stated during the Play Cricket Week launch.
Cummins highlighted the value of having versatile players like Green and Marsh, who can contribute with both bat and ball. 'They make the top six on their batting alone, which is a luxury,' he remarked. The captain also noted the trust built over the years among the team, especially with himself being a bowling captain.
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