- Pat Cummins tracked a handful of rival stars
- Included Kohli and Ben Stokes virat
- The Australian pattern will not play in the tournament
Patmin's sense of humor was on display when the Captain of Australian Cricket participated in a promotional clip of ICC Champions Trophy recently released for Prime Video.
Cummins will not play in the tournament, to be staged in the Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates, due to an ankle injury, but did not prevent the Paceman from being turned to several of its rivals, that is, the all -terrain of England Ben Stokes and veteran Indian Virat Kohli.
Even the young gun of England, Ollie Pope, was in sight of Cummins, with the bowling player telling the rising star 'better to start praying'.
Some of Cummins's other playful gems include: 'Oi Ben. I am not excited about you, 'while laughing towards himself in front of a mirror before shaving.
From the former Indian captain: “Hello Kohli, I have never seen you hit this slowly.”
And clearly mocking the South African star hitter Quinton de Kock, Cummins, on the other hand, pronounces: “More like block quinton.”
Patmins's sense of humor was on exhibition when Australian Cricket captain participated in a recently released video of ICC Champions Trophy for Prime (in the photo)
The Australian pattern (in the photo, with his wife Becky) will not play in the tournament due to an ankle injury
It comes when Cummins prepares to be a father for the second time, with very pregnant wife Becky.
The couple also welcomed their son Albie to the world in 2021.
Australia will present a new side at the ICC Champions Trophy, with her fast partner Josh Hazlewood also lost it due to a hip injury.
“Unfortunately, Pat and Josh are managing some ongoing injuries and have not arrived on time,” said the president of the National Team Panel, George Bailey.
“Although disappointing, it presents a great opportunity for other players to work for Australia in a world event.”
In other places, the all -terrain Marcus Stainis announced his retirement from the Crickt Odi effectively immediately this week, with Sean Abbott and the recent debutant of the Imminent Cooper Connolly test as possible replacements.
Australia's first game is against England in Lahore on February 22, with South Africa and Afghanistan also in Group B.
Steve Smith and Travis Head are the main options to replace Cummins as Skipper.
The final is March 9.