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    Watch: Pat Cummins Retires Before 2026 T20 World Cup? Viral Video Hints At New Career

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    As 2026 T20 World Cup approaches, a surprising video of Australian Test and ODI captain Pat Cummins has sent the internet into a frenzy. Fans were left questioning if the premier fast bowler has decided to hang up his boots after he was spotted in a completely unexpected role.

    New Career in Stand-Up Comedy

    The viral footage shows Cummins trading his cricket ball for a microphone, appearing on stage as a stand-up comedian. Cracking "dad jokes" about cricket stars like Rashid Khan and Ben Stokes, the pacer seemed to have fully embraced a life of comedy.

    However, fans can breathe a sigh of relief. This "new avatar" is actually part of a creative promotional campaign by Amazon Prime Video Australia.

    Titled "Go Full Cricket," the series of ads shows Cummins being so obsessed with the game that he cannot stop making cricket references, even during a comedy set or while cooking.

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    Retirement Rumors and World Cup Availability

    Despite the speculation triggered by the promo, Pat Cummins has not retired. He remains a vital part of Australia’s plans for the T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. While Mitchell Marsh will lead the side in the shortest format, Cummins is expected to spearhead the bowling attack.

    However, recent reports suggest Cummins may miss the opening two fixtures due to ongoing rehabilitation for a back injury sustained during the home summer. Chief selector George Bailey indicated that the captain might join the playing XI by the third or fourth game of the group stage.

    Australia's T20 World Cup Group Stage Schedule

    The tournament runs from February 7 to March 8. Australia is placed in Group B, with all their initial matches scheduled in Sri Lanka:

    February 11: Australia vs Ireland (Colombo)
    February 13: Australia vs Zimbabwe (Colombo)
    February 16: Australia vs Sri Lanka (Pallekele)
    February 20: Australia vs Oman (Pallekele)

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