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Pat Cummins

Born: May 08, 1993
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm fast
From: Westmead, Sydney

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Test	77	1,681	16.48	46.76	64*
ODI	92	548	14.42	77.29	37
T20I	57	158	10.53	118.8	28
First-class	1	9	9	26.47	9
List A	14	163	27.17	116.43	49
T20	37	235	21.36	125	39
IPL	81	642	19.45	152.49	66

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
Test	77	328	2.9	2543.1	6/23
ODI	92	143	5.26	785.3	5/70
T20I	57	66	7.44	209.0	3/15
First-class	1	2	3	31.0	2/22
List A	14	22	5.15	111.0	3/34
T20	37	36	8.67	139.4	4/45
IPL	81	87	8.89	301.3	3/28

Recent performances

Test match form

27 Oct 2026Australia vs South AfricaTest · Newlands, Cape Town

Batting: 0 (6) & 11 (90) • 1×4, 0×6
Bowling: 2/144 (42.4 ov)

18 Oct 2026Australia vs South AfricaTest · St George's Park, Port Elizabeth

Batting: 7 (16) • 1×4, 0×6 & 4 (8) • 1×4, 0×6
Bowling: 0/96 (26.0 ov)

9 Oct 2026Australia vs South AfricaTest · Kingsmead, Durban

Batting: 43 (98) • 6×4, 0×6 & 32* (12) • 0×4, 4×6
Bowling: 4/88 (29.0 ov)

22 Aug 2026Australia vs BangladeshTest · Great Barrier Reef Arena, Mackay

Batting: 0 (2)
Bowling: 6/35 (20.0 ov)

13 Aug 2026Australia vs BangladeshTest · Marrara Cricket Ground, Darwin

Batting: 9 (19) • 1×4, 0×6 & 8 (32)
Bowling: 1/75 (27.0 ov)

About Pat Cummins

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Pat Cummins is widely regarded as one of the greatest fast bowlers of the modern era and one of Australia’s most successful cricket captains in recent times. A born leader, Cummins led Australia to two major ICC trophies: the 2023 ICC World Test Championship and the 2023 ODI World Cup, defeating the powerhouse of cricket, India, in both the tournaments. He also retained the Ashes in England in 2023, won the 2021-22 home Ashes, and secured the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy. With a strapping and a well-built frame, the right-arm seamer first caught the attention of Australian selectors very early and debuted in Test cricket as an 18-year-old. He shone on debut, taking six wickets against a full-strength South African side in Johannesburg in 2011. His raw pace, bounce, and composure marked him out as a rare fast-bowling talent. However, despite having no real technical weakness, Cummins’ career was soon derailed by repetitive injuries. His fragile body forced him away from Test cricket, restricting him largely to white-ball formats before he could eventually return and establish himself as Australia’s pace spearhead. Long before his Test debut, Cummins had begun his journey in domestic cricket, representing New South Wales (NSW) in the 2010–11 season. Even at that stage, he was widely regarded as the future of Australian fast bowling. Pat Cummins’ Domestic Career Pat Cummins made his debut for New South Wales during the 2010-11 season and was particularly impressive in his maiden Big Bash season. Touted to be a future leader of Australia's pace attack, he was offered a central contract for 2011-12, becoming the youngest player to be contracted since the current system was introduced in 1998. Over time, the New South Wales-born evolved into one of the world’s premier fast bowlers and a respected leader, excelling in Tests, ODIs, and T20Is, and eventually captaining Australia to major ICC titles. Pat Cummins’ ODI Career Pat Cummins made his ODI debut for A

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