Australia's Cummins predicts a 'different' Warner in Ashes

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EDGBASTON, England : Australia captain Pat Cummins tipped a 'different' David Warner to win his personal duel against Stuart Broad and dominate England's bowlers in the Ashes series beginning at Edgbaston on Friday.England's team for the series opener includes seamer Broad, who has dismissed Warner 14 tim

EDGBASTON, England : Australia captain Pat Cummins tipped a"different" David Warner to win his personal duel against Stuart Broad and dominate England's bowlers in the Ashes series beginning at Edgbaston on Friday.

Warner has managed just one test hundred since January 2020 and intends to quit the format in January next year. Cummins also expected Warner and other Australia batters to go after England's spin all-rounder Moeen Ali, who came out of his test retirement to fill the void created by an injury to their left-arm spinner Jack Leach.

"If you're a frontline bowler and you're not holding up an end, hopefully you're taking plenty of wickets," Cummins said."You've seen with our guys, if they sense any opportunity to attack a spinner they've been pretty brave at times. I don't think they'll be any different here."

 

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