Australia Test captain Pat Cummins will reportedly return home to Sydney due to personal reasons. 9News
"Pat Cummins has flown home for personal reasons due to a serious family illness," CA said in a statement.
"He will return to India later this week to re-join preparations for the third Test in Indore. We ask media to respect his privacy."Australia slumped to a 2-0 deficit against India following aThe Australian camp are currently still in Delhi where they will take some time to rest and recover before flying to Indore later this week.
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