Pat Cummins takes one of the biggest catches that Keacy Carty has ever rejected in the second Wi-aus test

Captain of the Australian National Team PAT Cummins pulled a miraculous capture to say goodbye to the Batsman of the National Cricket Team of the West Indies CARTY KEACY During the second test of the three games series.

The second testing match between the Antilles National Clicet team and the Australian Cricket National Team is currently underway at the National Cricket Stadium, St George’s, Grenada.

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Pat Cummins gives the cricket world with a cry

Cummins has undoubtedly been one of the best captains in the world since he assumed the leadership of the National Cricket team in Australia. Pat Cummins already has a World Cup and a World Test Championship as Captain.

The 32-year-old young man believes in his front, and over the years he has given several inspirational performances with both the ball and the bat to lead his team to the victories.

In the first entrances to the second test against Maroon’s men, Cummins encrypted 17 crucial of 17 balls, with 3 four, and played a key role in the Aussies that published 286 on the board.

With the ball, Cummins brought his team to a good start by choosing an early Keacy Carty wick on the 9th. Cummins, who is considered a very safe camper and rarely caught, took a cry of his own bowling to say goodbye to the western Indian baptism.

In the second ball on the 9th, Pat Cummins launched a length delivery to Carty that re -entered the right. The western Indies whisk advanced with the bat away from the pad, reached a thick inner edge, and the ball was fixed in front of the short position of half of the square.

Seeing the ball in the air, Cummins quickly changed his direction, headed to his right, advanced and turned an incredible one hand over the ground to say goodbye to 12 balls of 6 balls.

Clock: Pat Cummins pulls all time to say goodbye Keacy Carty

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Last test, the average order did a great job: Pat Cummins

Previously, after winning the launch and opting for BAT First, Australia’s pattern, Pat Cummins, praised the Batters in the middle order to act well in the previous match. Said:

“First we will have a bat. It could be the best to beat today looking at the surface. Last test, the average order did a fantastic work. He (Smith) has scored all over the world, he will find a path (to score the races) in this wicket.”

In the meantime, the pattern of the West Indies, Roston Chase, said they played well in the previous game, but they performed badly in the second post. Said:

“I have never played here, the pitch seems decent. Anderson Phillip Enter. “”