Pat Cummins Teasing Virat Kohli in New Champions Trophy Promo

Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins was seen having much fun with Indian cricketer Virat Kohli in an entertaining new promo for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy. In the movie, Cummins jokes with Kohli, saying "I have never seen you bat so slowly." This playful remark is one light way to tease Kohli, who was famous for his aggressive and rapid batting style.

This is a run of jokes between Pat Cummins and other cricket players, where he shares several jokes with them, including those with Ben Stokes, Ollie Pope, and Quinton de Kock. The one-liners herein represent how a game like cricket, though hard, has managed to create scopes for amusement or friendly rivalry for the players from different teams and reveals the soft side of each cricketer from a respective team, showing that they have a good off-field relationship, too.

Pat Cummins showing no mercy😭☠️

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The 2025 ICC Champions Trophy will start from the 19th of February 2025. This tournament will feature the world's best cricketing nations. Everyone awaits the tournament with great excitement, where some of the worlds' best players will clash to claim that glorious trophy. It is surely going to be a real thriller with never-to-be-forgotten moments.

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The promo stands out because it has fun, light, and playful tones showing the personalities of the players. Although they are very aggressive when playing, these cricketers also have a fun way that their fans can enjoy. It does give a view of sportsmanship and camaraderie from the best players around the world.

As the Champions Trophy approaches, cricket fans remain ecstatic. Cricket in the 2025 edition promises to be very exciting with lots of memories and moments fans will cherish for a long time. With cricketers such as Pat Cummins and Virat Kohli who share both sides of humor, this year's competition promises to be something more than good cricket.