'Cricketers are humans, not robots': Cummins on T20I struggles
'Cricketers are humans, not robots': Cummins on T20I struggles
Australia's skipper Pat Cummins acknowledges the struggles of the Australian cricket team in the Twenty20 series in India after their 50-over World Cup victory. The team faced a subpar Indian team and reinforcements were sent to relieve the struggling World Cup heroes. Cummins recognizes the strain on the players who have been playing in India since September, with a hectic domestic cricket summer ahead of them. Despite the challenges, Cummins stands by his team and believes these tours provide opportunities for younger players.
Australia's skipper Pat Cummins acknowledges the struggles of the Australian cricket team in the Twenty20 series in India after their 50-over World Cup victory. The team faced a subpar Indian team and reinforcements were sent to relieve the struggling World Cup heroes. Cummins recognizes the strain on the players who have been playing in India since September, with a hectic domestic cricket summer ahead of them. Despite the challenges, Cummins stands by his team and believes these tours provide opportunities for younger players.
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Australia's skipper Pat Cummins acknowledges the struggles of the Australian cricket team in the Twenty20 series in India after their 50-over World Cup victory. The team faced a subpar Indian team and reinforcements were sent to relieve the struggling World Cup heroes. Cummins recognizes the strain on the players who have been playing in India since September, with a hectic domestic cricket summer ahead of them. Despite the challenges, Cummins stands by his team and believes these tours provide opportunities for younger players. 
