Published: Nov 18, 2025, 07:39 PM (IST)
Edited: Nov 18, 2025, 07:39 PM (IST)
Star Australian wicketkeeper and player Alex Carey shares a major update about skipper Pat Cummins is all set to be appear in excellent shape after a full-intensity one-hour net session at Optus Stadium in Perth.
Australian captain Pat Cummins, who was ruled out of the Ashes opener due to a back stress injury. However, after a impressive bowling session at the nets, this development is a positive sign for Australia.
“I’ve got to keep a lid on it a little bit. I saw him bowling in the nets yesterday… he looked ready to go!” Carey told SEN’s The Run Home. “I guess it’s the build up now. It’s probably not so much bowling the ball at 140(km/h), because it looked like he did that pretty effortlessly yesterday. It’s probably the work around the game fitness, so to speak.”
“Fingers crossed he keeps pulling up well and gets himself ready. We all know he is a professional, so fingers crossed we see him back sooner rather than later. There’s great depth in this group, so if it’s not next game, hopefully it’s soon.â€
However, Australian star player Pat Cummins has been practicing hard in Perth. He was seen bowling for almost an hour and around 10 overs. This is great news for Australia as their best player is getting back on track and might be fit enough to play in the second Test in Brisbane.
