The star pacer said Pujara made life difficult for opposition bowlers due to his grit and determination, making him a tough nut to crack. Australia captain Pat Cummins has described Cheteshwar Pujara as the toughest Indian player he has ever faced, highlighting the batter’s ability to occupy the crease for long periods. During a recent interaction, Cummins was asked to pick the toughest opponents from various countries he has faced during his trophy-laden career.
Happy to face 100 dot balls if he wanted to.
He’s not going to give you a chance,” Cummins said in a video shared by Prime Video Sport. I’ve never seen anything like that,” said Cummins “India, I’m going to say Pujara. He’s really hard to get out. It’s just It’s like death by a thousand paper cuts. “Pakistan, Syed Ajmal. It was like last ball of the over, I walked in, Syed Ajmal just goes, and I went, what? Clean bowled.
Cummins will be joining the team in South Africa for the one-dayers before the Tests begin on October 9 While Australia are currently in Zimbabwe for three ODIs.
