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Ashes: Skipper Pat Cummins 'doubtful' For Remainder Of Series
After a five-and-a-half-month injury break, the Australian captain took six wickets in the third Test and was a key factor in their 82-run win at the Adelaide Oval. Following wins in Perth and Brisbane, the hosts continued their strong performance and clinched the series 3-0, successfully retaining the Ashes. The captain expressed joy over the "amazing" series victory but indicated he will reconsider injury risks for the upcoming matches.
"I'm feeling really good, but as for the rest of the series, we'll wait and see. We had a pretty aggressive build-up knowing that it's the Ashes there to be won and we thought that was worth it. Now that the series has been won, there might be a sense of job's done and let's reassess the risk,” he told the broadcasters after the game.
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