For the first time, two fast bowlers\u2014Bumrah and Cummins\u2014will lead their respective sides, marking a significant departure from the tradition of batters or all-rounders captaining Test teams.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"Yeah, great to see. Should happen more. New Zealand series last year was good with Tim Southee as captain as well. Yeah, I don't think it really changes too much. It's one of those rare things. Looking forward to seeing how he goes about his work out there, but as a fan of fast bowling, it's always good to see,\" Cummins said on Thursday.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Bumrah, India\u2019s pace spearhead, echoed Cummins\u2019 sentiments and praised his counterpart for leading Australia brilliantly, citing former legends like Kapil Dev as examples of successful pacer-captains.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\"I have always advocated for pacers being captains. They are tactically better. Pat has done a phenomenal job. There are a lot of models in the past as well. Kapil Dev and lot of other captains in the past. Hopefully a start of a new tradition,\" Bumrah said.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Bumrah, India\u2019s pace spearhead, echoed Cummins\u2019 sentiments and praised his counterpart for leading Australia brilliantly, citing former legends like Kapil Dev as examples of successful pacer-captains.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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