Australia have been plagued by injury concerns in the lead-up to the marquee tournament. The ODI world champions will be without four key players—Cummins, fast bowler Josh Hazlewood, and all ...

As Australia’s Test skipper, Cummins has taken 130 Test wickets at an average of 23.50 and won the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy, awarded to the ICC Men’s Cricketer of the Year, in 2023.

Veterans Travis Head and Josh Hazlewood are set to return in the yellow as Australia on Wednesday announced their squads for ...

Mitch Owen has been rewarded for his fine form in his first five Twenty20 internationals by being named in both of ...

Cummins' absence would leave 50-over world champions Australia with a decision to make over the captaincy, with all-rounder and vice-captain Mitchell Marsh already out with a back issue.

Cummins defied former players, pundits and plenty of fans who had wanted him to declare Australia's second innings closed on day four, thereby allowing his bowlers to hunt quick wickets after tea.

Pat Cummins will captain Australia at the Champions Trophy after being named in a preliminary 15-man squad also featuring fellow quick Josh Hazlewood on Tuesday.

Starc was the only member of Australia’s so-called big three fast bowling attack to play all seven recent tests against India and Sri Lanka. He joins captain Pat Cummins (ankle injury) and ...

Cummins had a good final, taking seven wickets and reaching 300 for his career, but he believes Australia let slip a second straight WTC title after having the upper hand at times.

Australia captain Pat Cummins has officially confirmed Steve Smith will bat at number four in the ICC World Test Championship Final against South Africa, set for June 11 at Lord’s.

Cummins ran through the South African batters the same way Rabada had gone through Australia. After lunch, he took 4 wickets for 4 runs, bundling South Africa out for 138.