Pat Cummins' Race Against Time for Ashes Opener
Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins is uncertain about his participation in the Ashes opening against England due to a back injury. Although in recovery, he's yet to resume full bowling practice and aims to regain fitness ahead of the challenging five-test series starting in November.

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Australia's cricket captain, Pat Cummins, remains doubtful for the Ashes series opener against England in Perth next month due to a lingering back injury.
The 32-year-old pace bowler, who has been sidelined since a series win over the West Indies in July, said that recovering in time for the start of the five-test series is uncertain.
While Cummins has commenced physical training and plans to begin light bowling preparations shortly, the decision on his participation will depend on his fitness levels as the series approaches.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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