Pat Cummins Aims to Reclaim Border-Gavaskar Glory

Australian captain Pat Cummins is set on reclaiming the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in the upcoming five-match Test series against India. The series, starting November 22 in Perth, is crucial as India has won the past two series in Australia. Cummins highlights Rishabh Pant's impact and acknowledges the challenge.

Pat Cummins, captain of the Australian cricket team, is eager to turn the tide as they face India in a five-match Test series, aiming to reclaim the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after more than a decade without it.

Scheduled to begin on November 22 in Perth, this series marks the first five-match Test series between the two nations since 1992. India, holding the trophy, has successively claimed victory in the past two away series, setting a high benchmark for the Australians to meet.

Cummins acknowledges key Indian players like Rishabh Pant and emphasizes the squad's desire to amend their previous performance setbacks. Despite setbacks such as the absence of crucial all-rounder Cameron Green, Cummins maintains a determined outlook, identifying upcoming talent and focusing on strategy.

(With inputs from agencies.)