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Iconic! Pat Cummins Ruthless Australia Freeze Time With BGT, WTC and Ashes Trophy Pose

Australia defated India 3-1 to reclaim BGT [Source: @CricCrazyJohns/x.com]Australia defated India 3-1 to reclaim BGT [Source: @CricCrazyJohns/x.com]

The Aussies have done it again, and this time they have made it picture-perfect. After clinching the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with a commanding 3-1 series win over India, Pat Cummins and his men didn’t just celebrate a hard-fought victory, they created history.

Australia Poses with Iconic Trophies After Border-Gavaskar Win

Standing tall with not one, not two, but three iconic trophies: the WTC mace, the Ashes urn, and the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australia reminded the cricketing world why they are such a force to be reckoned with.

The photo of the Aussie team posing with the trophies has gone viral and already become iconic. It’s not just about the silverware, it’s about what they represent.

The Ashes showcased their dominance in their age-old rivalry with England. The Border-Gavaskar Trophy was a decade in the making, and they finally brought it home in emphatic style. And then there’s the World Test Championship mace, a ticket to the grand finale at Lord’s against South Africa to defend the title.



Pat Cummins, at the centre of it all, looked every bit the proud captain. Fans couldn’t stop raving about his leadership, calling him the glue that held this incredible team together. With his cricketing brain, Cummins has built a team that not only wins but does so with absolute flamboyance.

The Border-Gavaskar Finale

The final Test was the cherry on top of a stellar series for Australia. Chasing a tricky 162, Travis Head and debutant Beau Webster showed nerves of steel to take Australia home by six wickets.

Scott Boland was a class apart in the match. With a 10-wicket haul, he ripped through India’s batting lineup and walked away with the Player of the Match award. Boland has been a revelation, and this performance cemented his place as one of Australia’s key bowlers in Test cricket.

Jasprit Bumrah’s Bittersweet Series

Even though India lost the series, Jasprit Bumrah’s brilliance shone through. Missing the final innings due to back issues, Bumrah still bagged the Player of the Series award for his incredible 32 wickets. His lethal spells kept India in the fight throughout the series, and his absence in the final Test was felt deeply.