As soon as Australia became the Test captain, Pat Cummins said – I wanted Steve Smith to become the vice-captain

Pat Cummins, who became Australia’s 47th Test captain after the resignation of wicket-keeper batsman Tim Paine, presented an open and captivating picture of his captaincy style as soon as he first appeared in the media, which featured Steve Smith. Smith) would make a major contribution.

However, Cummins admitted that he “won’t always do things right” and that he would take a collaborative approach to captaincy. Cummins said the presence of Deputy Steve Smith would be the biggest hallmark of his approach.

Cummins revealed that he understands the value of Penn and Smith’s experience. At the same time, he also knows that after assuming the responsibility of captain, his workload is going to increase.

Cummins said of his captaincy, “It may look a little different from other captains in the past. There will be times where I’ll be on the field, it’s going to be a hot day, I’m in the middle of the over and I’ll need to take advice from people for strategy, for experience, and that’s one of the big reasons why I choose Steve as a sub- Was in favor of being made captain.

He said, “There will be times on the field when I’ll point to Steve, and you’ll see Steve moving the fielders around, maybe changing the bowling and being an active vice-captain and that’s what I do. I really want That’s what I asked for, and I’m really glad that Steve is happy with it too.”

The Australian fast bowler said, “Steve has so much power, especially the cleverness on the field and from first slip he sees the whole field differently, his experience with the spinners is vast, the change in bowling and the ability to play a game.” does mapping, so I’ll take a lot of help from that. Together we will find out exactly how it works, but it will be a real collaborative approach.”