Australian Test captain Pat Cummins is unlikely to play in the first Ashes Test due to a lumbar back stress injury. He is “a couple of weeks away” from bowling on turf and needs at least a month in the nets. Cummins acknowledged the significance of the Ashes but stressed the need for a measured recovery to avoid long-term risks.Ashes doubt for Cummins? Australian captain provides update on his recovery
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Australian Test captain Pat Cummins is unlikely to play in the first Ashes Test due to a lumbar back stress injury. He is “a couple of weeks away” from bowling on turf and needs at least a month in the nets. Cummins acknowledged the significance of the Ashes but stressed the need for a measured recovery to avoid long-term risks.Related Post
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