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Test Series Against India Will Be 'acid Test' For Cummins, Says Allan Border
Legendary Australian cricketer Allan Border has lauded Pat Cummins's performance as skipper, but warned that the next month's Test series against India will be the "acid test" for him and the Baggy Greens.
Cummins took up Test captaincy following Tim Paine's sudden resignation ahead of the 2021/22 Ashes series. The pace spearhead had enjoyed a golden run since becoming captain as Australia won the Ashes 4-0 and has since registered series victories over Pakistan, West Indies and South Africa. Cummins's side also drew 1-1 with Sri Lanka away from home last year.
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