'Still buzzing': Cummins's Australia land at home with World Cup
'Still buzzing': Cummins's Australia land at home with World Cup
Australia captain Pat Cummins said his team had created their own legacy by winning the nation's record-extending sixth 50-over World Cup as the players returned home from India on Wednesday morning. Cummins's team upset the hosts by six wickets in Sunday's final in Ahmedabad, only months after beating the south Asians to claim their maiden World Test Championship. The Australia skipper touched down in Sydney with team mates and was still glowing about their achievement.
Australia captain Pat Cummins said his team had created their own legacy by winning the nation's record-extending sixth 50-over World Cup as the players returned home from India on Wednesday morning. Cummins's team upset the hosts by six wickets in Sunday's final in Ahmedabad, only months after beating the south Asians to claim their maiden World Test Championship. The Australia skipper touched down in Sydney with team mates and was still glowing about their achievement.
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Australia captain Pat Cummins said his team had created their own legacy by winning the nation's record-extending sixth 50-over World Cup as the players returned home from India on Wednesday morning. Cummins's team upset the hosts by six wickets in Sunday's final in Ahmedabad, only months after beating the south Asians to claim their maiden World Test Championship. The Australia skipper touched down in Sydney with team mates and was still glowing about their achievement. 
