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BGT 2024-25: Vaughan Backs Cummins To Rediscover His Pace In Adelaide Test
Australia suffered a 295-run defeat in Perth as India dominated across all departments, ending Australia’s unbeaten run at the venue. Cummins, typically the spearhead of Australia’s attack, struggled to make a significant impact. He managed only three wickets across the match, conceding 153 runs in 40.4 overs.
“He’s a brilliant captain and a brilliant bowler. But the one thing I’ll say is he did look short of a gallop in the First Test. He’d not been playing any longer format cricket since March. So, I would think this week in Adelaide, he will be up on his pace because of what he did last week. I think the First Test will be good for him—he’s got some overs back into his body and mind, and I think he’ll be better for it," Vaughan said on Fox Cricket’s podcast The Follow On.
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