’50 -50 is very close ‘: Pat Cummins, WTC last 2nd day and after South Africa reflects the position of Australia | Cricket News
Australian captain Pat Cummins took the command position of the World Test Championship against South Africa on 13 June 2025, while 300 tests reached the milestone of the small door. After two days of play, Australia reached 144-8 in their second inning and established 218 jogging with two small gates.While the players of both teams hit the ball to run to a challenging field, a total of 28 small gates fell for the first two days.Cummins gave an extraordinary bowling performance and took 6-28 on the second day and helped to lay off South Africa for 138 jogging, and gave the first pioneers of 74 runs to Australia.
Between Alex Carey (43) and Mitchell Starc (not 16), a small partnership of 61 strengthened the position of Australia in the stumps.“It was well established. The mood in the locker room was very positive. It was a great partnership and a good way to finish the day.” He said.“Two days later, close to 50-50. A very good test match. Some blocks took themselves in and looked comfortable there, but there were no more men.”Exam: Who is this IPL player?Cummins attributed the rapid progress of the match to both step conditions and bowling quality.“Both teams are really good bowling, really disciplined. There are not too many semi -volley.” He said.“The tendency of the game is the fall of the runs. There is still quite difficult, but tomorrow (Friday) will have to gather well.” He said.
Cummins was the eighth Australian Melon, who achieved this success at 22.08, reaching the small gate of 300 tests.About Cummins milestone, “There is not much in this list. Something I always think about. This is something I always think about. This is something I always think about.South Africa’s 45 running scorers David Bedingham accepted the challenging conditions.“This is a very difficult step, but I think when you have a difficult field, it makes it difficult to hit.” He said.Despite being followed in the match, Bayingham expressed confidence in South Africa’s ability to chase.“This is an incredible chance and the opportunity to win. We can go in both ways, but there is a lot of faith,” he said.South Africa is aiming at the first major global titles in 28 years, Bedingham said, “I think the field is a little slowed down and perhaps the fourth innings will be a little more flat. I hope we can get these runs.”
