An Australian left-arm seamer with 230+ T20 wickets 𠮥w-ball swing and death-overs nous wrapped in big-league experience.
Pull it in a WF pack · from $45Sold only in packs: every card in a pack is a random player from the squad.Sutherland Shire left-armer who went from a Sixers rookie to Australia caps and a Washington Freedom spearhead, taking 16 wickets in MLC 2026.
2014 — 2026 · in 3 chaptersRookie contract with NSW, BBL debut for the Sixers in December 2014 and, in January 2018, an IPL deal with Kings XI Punjab.
2 moments ▾Awarded a NSW rookie contract in 2013, he made his BBL debut against the Renegades in BBL04. His first three balls went for boundaries, then he dismissed Matthew Wade and Callum Ferguson to finish 2/38.
Sydney SixersThen a Sutherland grade player from Engadine, he was bought by Kings XI for $271,000 at the IPL auction and, in the same week, named in Australia's T20 squad for a tri-series. He called the selection a complete shock.
The LeaderA BBL five-for in January 2022 led to his T20I debut in Lahore that April, then an MLC deal with Washington in 2023 and an ODI debut in 2024.
5 moments ▾At Geelong he took 5 wickets for 26 in 4 overs as the Sixers won by 45 runs, bowling the Renegades out for 105.
ESPNcricinfoMade his T20I debut for Australia on 5 April 2022 against Pakistan in Lahore (cap 100).
WikipediaWashington announced the Sydney-born left-arm quick as an overseas signing, calling him a Sixers legend and noting a recent T20 best of 5/26.
Washington FreedomIn the fourth T20I he took 3 wickets for 40 in 4 overs, including Suryakumar Yadav, but India won by 20 runs and took the series.
ESPNcricinfoHe took 1/18, dismissing Phil Salt, before leaving the field four overs into his debut with a suspected pectoral strain.
cricket.com.auAdded to Australia's T20 World Cup squad, then took 16 wickets for Washington. Washington Freedom finished third in the 2026 group stage (6 wins, 4 losses, 12 points), beat MI New York by 6 wickets in the Eliminator on 15 July (chasing 267, they reached 270/4 in 18.4 overs) and lost the final to LA Knight Riders by 1 run on 18 July at the Oakland Coliseum.
3 moments ▾Cummins failed to recover from a back injury and the left-arm pacer took his place, with selectors citing his pace, fielding and late-order hitting.
Al JazeeraBatting at No. 8 he hit three sixes and two fours to finish a chase of 166 with Marco Jansen, and added 1/32, as Washington won by three wickets with two balls left.
ESPNPlayed 8 of Washington's 13 games on scorecards I opened: 16 wickets in 31 overs (economy 8.19, best 3/31 in the final), plus 75 runs with the bat. Totals are my sums of match scorecards.
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