Australian skipper Pat Cummins remains unsure to lead his side for rest of his career. Pat Cummins, replaced Tim Paine as the test captain of Australian team and replaced Aaron Finch for the ODI side. However he [Pat Cummins] has been absolutely top notch in both of the formats. Cruising to Australia's maidel WTC final and also triumphed India for 6th ODI world cup title.

Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, February 28, the 30-year-old said his future very much depends on how far his body and form can hold up.

"In a perfect world, if my form and body could keep up I’d like to be playing into my mid-30s, I’d doubt that I’ll be captaining that long. It’s good to have some freshness every x amount of time. If I’ve got seven or eight years, in a perfect world, of Test cricket I’d be very surprised if I’m captain for the whole time.”

With Mitchell Marsh and Matthew Wade leading Australia in the T20I series against New Zealand, Cummins assured that to be feeling a lot more relaxed.

"I really enjoyed it actually, with Marshy and Wadey taking up the reins I felt like I could just be a player. On the field, just worrying about your own skills solely, especially in a format that I haven’t played a lot for a while was good. Wadey and Marshy are both really good mates, so I’m there if they need me or want to lean or bounce an idea off me or whatever, but it was more of a mental refresh than anything else,” he explained.