The Test and ODI captain of Australia, Pat Cummins has shared a funny incident involving former Australian prime minister Scott Morrison. The pacer said that Morrison had added him to a WhatsApp group named ‘Legends’ and he already was a part of another WhatsApp group with a similar name that featured his national teammates as well. He added that he once accidentally sent a message to Morrison because of the confusion as well. And, he later deleted the text immediately and also apologised to the then-prime minister for the unintentional wrongdoing as well.

“I just opened up my phone then, and I’ve been added to a WhatsApp group called ‘Legends’ with Scott Morrison and Justin Langer in it. We [already] have a WhatsApp group, Hoff (Josh Hazlewood), Starcy (Mitchell Starc) and I called legends. Hope I don’t send anything to the wrong group,” Pat Cummins revealed in the first episode of the second series of the Amazon Prime documentary, The Test.

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“I think it was a stat or a photo or a meme or something that came up and I sent it to the wrong group and I quickly had to delete it. Sorry PM,” Pat Cummins told the Sydney Morning Herald.

Meanwhile, under the leadership of Pat Cummins, Australia have emerged as one of the strong sides in the Test format of the game. They first white-washed West Indies in a two-match Test series in their backyard in November-December 2022 and they also beat South Africa 2-0, with that, they have strengthened their position at the top of the World Test Championship Points Table as well.