Pat Cummins addressed the recent remarks from David Warner, where the opener stated that he will be available for a return to Test cricket.

One of Australia's finest opening batters, Warner retired earlier this year. He had a stellar career with 8,786 runs and 26 centuries under his belt. His highest score was an unbeaten 335. Despite his retirement,

Australia Test captain Pat Cummins has ruled out a potential return for David Warner after the veteran batter made himself ‘available’ for the side’s upcoming series with India. Steve Smith is keen to return to number four,

Check out the comical response Pat Cummins provided to David Warner on his proposed reversal of retirement to open the batting for Australia during the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, only on CricTracker.

There are plenty of contenders, but the one they are looking to replace - David Warner, who retired from international cricket after the 2024 T20 World Cup - has offered to take up the role again. What does Australia captain Pat Cummins think of the offer?

Letters of reference from current and former Australia captains, as well as coach Andrew McDonald and New Zealand great Kane Williamson help convince a Cricket Australia panel to end David Warner's ban on holding leadership positions,

Cummins, who was part of the panel that helped reinstate Warner’s leadership eligibility, acknowledged Warners transformation.

Cummins responded to Warner's return offer on The Grade Cricketer podcast, calling it a bit of a wind-up.He joked that the team is intrigued and would get in touch. "Dave, we are really intrigued. We are taking it very seriously, and we will"

Warner was charged by Cricket Australia with devising a plan to change the condition of the ball using sandpaper during a Test against South Africa.