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Not too sure, but Australian summer could be my last: Skipper Tim Paine

By Saurabh Sharma November 18, 2019 • 17:13 PM View: 1269

Brisbane, Nov 18: Australia captain Tim Paine on Monday said the upcoming Test series against Pakistan and New Zealand could be the last time he leads the side at home.

"It might be (my last summer), I'm not too sure," Paine told reporters. "But... I'm enjoying doing it. I feel good physically (and) mentally. So while that continues, I'm scoring enough runs and keeping well enough then I'd like to continue.

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