Australian test captain Pat cummins Perhaps missed the first Ashes test against England due to a back injury. He may miss the entire five -test series starting November 21 in Perth. Bowler Star has not started bowling and requires 4-6 weeks of training to get a finished match, making his participation in the opening “as impossible,” a sports code report.Like the Australian media, the new scans have shown that their backs are healing, but medical staff are careful about rushing back. They want to protect their long -term health, especially in view of its importance to the team as captain and key players.Over the boundaries with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“There’s not much you can do to speed it up,” Cummins told News.com.au last month on the subject. He explained that he is now limited to gym and biking work, focusing on rest while gradually building bowling again.Former Australian quick bolasity player Brett Lee has confirmed to the same media about the importance of Cummins who fits fully before returning. “He better wait until he is 100 percent appropriate because what they don’t want to do is play it in the first test, 90 or 80 percent fit, and he goes back and hurt again, and then he is harassed throughout the summer,” Lee said.If cummins are absent, Steve Smith Will take over as a captain, with Scott Boland participating in a bowling attack. Meanwhile, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc Getting ready for the series by playing white ball games against India and Sheffield Shield.Cummins has been very durable since the 2017 test return, just lost a few games. He achieved success this year, becoming an eighth Australian bowler to take 300 wickets test. His last absence was during Sri Lanka’s visit, when he spent time for the birth of his second son and recovered from an ankle injury.
