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Pat Cummins set to play for San Francisco Unicorns in MLC season 2: Report

California (USA) June 3 (SocialNews.XYZ) Australia Test and ODI captain Pat Cummins will play for San Francisco Unicorns in the second edition of the Major League Cricket (MLC) in the USA, said a report

The speedster led Australia to their sixth ODI World Cup title in 2023 and also guided Sunrisers Hyderabad to the IPL 2024 final. In a major signing by Unicorns, who shares a strategic relationship with Victoria's first-class set up in Australia, the 31-year-old is expected to lead the side after Aaron Finch's retirement, Cricbuzz reported.

Beginning five days after the culmination of the T20 World Cup, Cummins' three-week stint in the MLC will bring an end to his arduous cricket season that he began with the tour of New Zealand in February.

This would be his third major T20 franchise tournament after Big Bash League and IPL. The pacer joins the growing list of Australians who have signed for MLC season 2 including teammates Travis Head, Glenn Maxwell, Spencer Johnson, Steve Smith and Jake Fraser Mcgurk.

Australia T20I captain Mitchell Marsh, Marcus Stoinis and others are also expected to join the list.

In the opening match of the MLC season 2, reigning champions MI New York will take on runners-up Seattle Orcas in Morrisville on July 6 while Texas Super Kings and LA Knight Riders will face each other in the second match of the day in Texas.

Source: IANS

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