Pat Cummins hints at changes after Bangladesh 'outplayed Australia in all facets' in Darwin
Australia captain Pat Cummins has kept the door open for any changes to the team for the second Test match against Bangladesh, following their drubbing in Darwin on Sunday.
Australia captain Pat Cummins has left the door open for potential changes to the team ahead of the second Test match against Bangladesh, following their significant 9-wicket loss in Darwin. The hosts set up a meager score of 57 in the second innings, which Australia chased down with nine wickets to spare. Cummins praised Bangladesh's first-ever Test win on Australian soil, stating they outplayed Australia in all facets.
He attributed their loss primarily to a premature dismissal on Day 1. Cummins also highlighted Cameron Green's impressive performance, scoring his first Test hundred after a two-and-a-half-year absence due to injury, and Josh Hazlewood's six-wicket haul in the first innings, completing his 300 wickets in Test cricket. Despite the loss, Cummins remained optimistic about the team's resilience and readiness to bounce back for the upcoming match in Mackay, starting August 22.
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