Pat Cummins wants to make Team India's condition like World Cup, showed his attitude before Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Pat Cummins has won almost every major series and tournament while captaining. But for the last 4 times, the Indian team has won the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Twice, India has defended the trophy by defeating Australia at its home. On the other hand, the Australian team has not been able to defeat Team India in this series for 10 years i.e. since 2014. But captain Pat Cummins is desperate to defeat India this time. The series has not even started yet and he has already started showing his attitude. In a recent statement, Cummins has said to make India's condition like the ODI World Cup.

What did Pat Cummins say?

The Indian team is going to leave for the Australia tour soon for a 5-match Test series. Considering the World Test Championship, this series is going to be very important for both teams. Cummins recently talked about this series during an event. Before the match starts on November 22, he has asked India to again make the conditions like the final of the ODI World Cup.

In fact, Cummins said that 'Whenever a team is under pressure, it is not a bad thing to play against them. They have performed well here before. But our job is to keep them calm.' Pat Cummins had said the same thing during the 2023 ODI World Cup. Just before the final match, he targeted the Indian fans and said that 'there can be nothing more satisfying than seeing a big crowd calm down.'

Border-Gavaskar Trophy the only target

Pat Cummins has already won the Ashes series, World Test Championship, and ODI World Cup for Australia. But he has not yet been able to win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. As a player, he has not been able to win it. Therefore, before the series starts, Cummins has said that the Border-Gavaskar Trophy is the biggest series that is left to be won. According to Cummins, after losing 2 consecutive series at home, everyone is serious about it and the upcoming season is going to be very big. The whole team is preparing hard and there is full hope of performing well.