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Before the first Test against the West Indies, Pat Cummins’ new Baigi Green Cap disappeared. It was one of the last caps created by Albian. Despite the victory in the first Test, Cummins did not get his cap. The second Test will be held in Grenada from July 3.
Delhi: During the ongoing Test series against the West Indies, a precious thing of Australia captain Pat Cummins has gone missing. During the first Test played in Bridgeton, his new Bagi Green Cap was lost. According to reports, this cap has been missing since the first day of the first Test and could not meet even after the match was over. Australia has made a great start to the World Test Championship 2025-27 cycle by winning this Test. But Cummins is very disappointed with losing his special cap. Now they will have to leave for Grenada without this cap for the second test.
Missing a few minutes before the toss
According to a Fox Sports report, Pat Cummins wore a new Bagi Green Cap instead of his old Baggi Green (which was given to him in 2011) for a photoshoot with West Indies captain Roston Chase a day before the first Test. This cap was lost somewhere just before the toss on the Test day. The report also stated that this new cap of Cummins was one of the last few Bagi Green Caps created by Albian Company.
Warner’s Bagi Green Cap was also missing
This is not the first time an Australian player’s Bagi Green Cap is lost. Earlier in 2024, David Warner’s Bagi Green also disappeared before his farewell Test. Warner appealed on social media at that time and after a few days he got his cap back.
Second Test from July 3
In the first Test, Josh Hazelwood bowled brilliantly and troubled the West Indies batsmen. He played an important role in Australia’s victory. The match ended in three days and Australia won by 159 runs. Now the second Test of the series will be played from July 3 at St. Georges National Cricket Stadium in Grenada.
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