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Pat Cummins Has Definitely Grown As A Leader; You Will See Him Grow Again: Andrew McDonald
“I think anytime you start your captaincy regime, you’re never going to be at your best. You are going to learn and grow across the journey. But in terms of as a player, I think he’s probably held where he’s been at for two three years. His body’s been sound.”
“He has had the opportunity to play a lot of cricket and his performance execution as a player over the last two years has been outstanding. But as a leader, he has definitely grown and I think you will see him grow again,” McDonald was quoted as saying by Fox Sports.
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