WTC Final: Talk- In things, Pat Cummins sprinkled salt on India’s wounds, said a prick for India
Wtc final: There is no unknown today that both India and Australia are undoubtedly one of the best teams in the world in the cricket world and both are considered rivals. Before the WTC Final of the World Test Championship against South Africa, when Australia captain Pat Cummins held a press conference, he has reacted a sharp talk about India.
Pat Cummins responded sharply to India before WTC Final
Prior to the final (WTC Final), Pat Cummins said, “In a few months you expect to live around India. We do not watch such matches in Test cricket but it is good and Australia- India is quite different from the final.” Not only this, Cummins also told that he was hoping that the Indian team would be with him in the final. Pat Cummins also reminded the World Cup final of 2023 somewhere.
Even though it was very special to win this final of the ODI World Cup, it would be a matter of great pride to win the final of the World Test Championship again because every team seems to give importance to the Test match. The talk of Pat Cummins is also going to prick here because he had defeated India in the final of the World Test Championships earlier, who have told India a lot without saying anything.
Pat Cummins is one step away from creating history
Earlier this year, India lost to Australia in the Border Gavaskar Trophy. After this, the dream of playing in the WTC Final of the World Test Championship 2025 remained incomplete for India. The final match of the World Test Championship 2025 is being played between Australia and South Africa at Lord’s from 11 June. Regarding this, Pat Cummins said, “Our path to reach the final was very difficult but I do not consider South Africa guilty of adopting a different route.”
Let me tell you that the final of the World Test Championship is being played for the third time in history and if Australia wins here, Cummins can create history under their captaincy where this time, Pat Cummins can become the first captain to do so with winning the final of the World Test Championship.
