Pat Cummins addressed the recent remarks from David Warner, where the opener stated that he will be available for a return to Test cricket.

David Warner recently offered to come out of retirement, opening doors for a return to Australia's Test team for the upcoming Test series against India.

Australia Test captain Pat Cummins has ruled out a potential return for David Warner after the veteran batter made himself ‘available’ for the side’s upcoming series with India. Steve Smith is keen to return to number four, leaving Australia’s selectors with a conundrum as they search for Usman Khawaja’s partner at the top of the order.

Sydney: Clearing the air around the whole David Warner comeback debate, Australia captain Pat Cummins said that the team is not considering the legendary opener for the all important

Warner, who played his last Test match against Pakistan in Sydney in January has offered to come out of retirement to help the side if need be but Cummins indicated that the team has moved on.

Australia is backing keeper-batter Jos Inglis to fill in the spot at the top, with Cameron Bancroft, Marcus Harris and Shield’s emerging star Sam Konstas being other options.

Australia captain Pat Cummins made a lighthearted remark about the pitch conditions when India tour Down Under for the Border Gavaskar Trophy.