Australia coach Bat Kamins falls a bomb before the Champions Cup, a team is now searching for a new captain

Just two weeks before the ICC Champions Cup started, Australia has suffered a major blow because their captain has become Kamins is close to excluding him from the competition. Australian coach Andrew McDonald shot down the bomb on Wednesday, confirming that Kamins had not yet resumed the type of bowling, which was expected to expect. Thus, it is unlikely to restore fitness before the start of the global ICC event. In the absence of Cummins, one of Travis Head and Steve Smith will be granted the responsibility of leading Australia.

Cummins had a significant impact on Australia’s performance, whether in the Cricket or ODIS test. His absence does not leave Australia with a large headache, not only in terms of driving but also in the bowling section.

“Pat Kamins was unable to resume any type of bowling, so he is very unlikely, so this means that we need a captain,” Sen coach Andrew McDonald told SEN. “Steve Smith and Tarvis Heid are the two who had talks with him while we were working to build the Champions Cup with Beche to return to the homeland. They will be the two who we look forward to in this leadership position.

“They are the two clear. Steve did a great job here in [first] Match test. He did some good works in the international cricket game that lasts one day on the trip as well. So between these two. “

It is also possible that Australia will be without another big player in the form of Josh Hazliood for the Champions Cup. Although Hazelod has not yet been excluded, it is possible that clarity about its availability within two days.

“But, as I said, Patti is very unlikely, and this is a little shame, and we also have Josh Hazliowood, who fights [to be fit] at the moment. So that medical information falls over the next two days and we will be able to be beach and inform everyone about the direction. “