.patcummins30 will be asked to juggle the Test and one-day captaincy after being appointed as Aaron Finch’s successor in the 50-over format. 7Cricket 7NEWS
Pat Cummins will be asked to juggle the Test and one-day captaincy after being appointed as Aaron Finch’s successor in the 50-over format.
However, selectors have made the call with an eye on next year’s 50-over World Cup, giving Cummins the captaincy for a full year before that tournament. Warner was seen as one of several options for the position, particularly given he is a certain selection. But officials have confirmed their preference for uniformity, after Cummins’ big first year in charge of the Test side.
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