Teammates, cricket legends pay tribute to Cummins’ mum

Teammates, cricket legends pay tribute to Cummins’ mum

The Australian group wore black arm bands in honour of Maria Cummins on day two of the fourth Test.

It’s understood Cummins knowledgeable teammates and pals that his mom handed away peacefully, surrounded by her household.

Cummins is grateful of his fellow gamers, and the cricket fraternity for the assist he’s been proven on this troublesome and really private interval in his life.

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Maria Cummins has been battling critical sickness in palliative care, with the Australian captain deciding to remain house from the final two Tests of the sequence in India to be by her aspect.

As nationwide skipper, it wouldn’t have been simple for Cummins to be away from India, however he has been proper the place he ought to be, by his mom’s aspect for her closing days.

Gavaskar endorsed these sentiments and mirrored the emotions of the complete cricketing world in sending Cummins and his household his deepest condolences and prayers.

“May I please offer my condolences to Pat Cummins on the loss of his mother,” Gavaskar mentioned on Fox Cricket.

“It is something that I have undergone recently. I lost my mother on Christmas Day and … in the immediate aftermath you don’t seem to realise (the magnitude of the loss) because you’re so caught up with the last rites … (but as the days go by), you start missing a little bit more.

“Condolences to Pat and may her soul rest in eternal peace.”

Maria Cummins was an enormous affect on her son’s profession and was a proud and devoted supporter of the Jane McGrath Pink Test on the SCG, as a sufferer of breast most cancers.

Cummins wrote 5 years’ in the past about his mom’s unbelievable power as she fought most cancers whereas elevating 5 kids.

“My mum’s name is Maria and she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005 when I was in year seven at school. She tried to shelter the kids – Matt, Laura, Tim, Kara and me – from much of what went on,” Cummins’ wrote for Athlete’s Voice again in 2018.

“I remember her telling us, ‘I’m not going to be my normal self for the next little while,’ at the outset. And I remember all the family and friends stepping in and helping out with things like school pick-ups and making dinners. My dad, Peter, played the role of both parents there for a while.

“Mum went through all the chemo and radiation therapy. It lasted about six months. She’s one of the lucky ones. She came out the other side.

“But cancer has a tendency to hang over your head long after you’ve gone into remission. There are all the check-ups and the tests and that means the thought of it is always lurking somewhere.

“As a kid you think, ‘Mum said it’s going to be all right so it’s going to be all right.’ It’s not until you get a bit older when you think, ‘That was really serious.’”

The Australian group honoured Maria Cummins and their skipper when the second day of the fourth Test in India obtained underway.

“We are deeply saddened at the passing of Maria Cummins overnight,” a Cricket Australia spokesman mentioned.

“On behalf of Australian Cricket, we extend our heartfelt condolences to Pat, the Cummins family and their friends. The Australian Men’s team will today wear black armbands as a mark of respect.”

Cummins and his household are very extremely regarded within the Penrith and decrease Blue Mountains group.

Penrith membership cricketer Tyran Liddiard, who has performed with Cummins and his two brothers, mentioned the complete household are particular individuals final week when he despatched his prayers and ideas to the Test captain.

“Their family is unbelievable,” Liddiard mentioned.

“I owe a lot to his brother, Tim Cummins. And obviously their mum, you could not meet a nicer family.

“Absolutely beautiful people, I’m definitely feeling for him and praying for him and his family. Pat, Matt and Tim are three of the best blokes you’ll ever meet.”

Source: www.dailytelegraph.com.au