Pat Cummins and fiancée Becky Boston go for a stroll with their son Albie in Sydney’s Double Bay… after nail-biting Sydney Ashes test draw
His third Test match as the Australian cricket captain resulted in a nail-biting draw over the weekend.
And Pat Cummins took a well-deserved day off on Monday when he hit the shops in Sydney’s Double Bay with his fiancée Becky Boston and their newborn son Albie.
Becky’s mother Janie was on hand to give the couple a break.
Casual captain: Pat Cummins took a well-deserved day off on Monday when he hit the shops in Sydney’s Double Bay with his fiancée Becky Boston and their newborn son Albie
Fast-bowler Pat went for a summer look in a mustard T-shirt, shorts and sandals.
Becky, to whom Cummins became engaged in February 2020, showed off her toned legs in a pair of short shorts.
On her upper half she wore a light-coloured buttoned shirt over a white T-shirt.
The look: Fast-bowler Pat went for a summer look in a mustard T-shirt, shorts and sandals
Legs for days: Becky, to whom Cummins became engaged in February 2020, showed off her toned legs in a pair of short shorts
The WAG wore her brunette tresses in a high ponytail for the day of retail therapy.
The couple got engaged in February last year, and welcomed Albie in October.
‘We love you so much my darling boy,’ Becky wrote on Instagram at the time, announcing their child’s arrival.
Assistance: Becky’s mother Janie (left) was on hand to give the couple a break
New parents: The couple got engaged in February last year, and welcomed Albie in October
Becky last year shared a tribute to Pat after he was announced as the new Test captain.
‘Congratulations on your captaincy my darling, I couldn’t be prouder of you,’ she wrote on Instagram at the time.
‘I’m sorry it’s a day late, I’m a bit time poor at the moment. We love you,’ she added.
Pat replaced Tim Paine, 36, in the wake of his sexting scandal.
Proud: Becky last year shared a tribute to Pat after he was announced as the new Test captain
Tribute: ‘Congratulations on your captaincy my darling, I couldn’t be prouder of you,’ she wrote on Instagram at the time
Danger zone: Pat replaced Tim Paine, 36, in the wake of his sexting scandal
Pat’s captaincy suffered its first hiccup over the weekend, when the top ranked bowler made a conservative declaration while pushing for a win over England.
He set their Ashes opponents an astronomical 388 run target for victory – double what any touring side has ever chased for victory at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
The late declaration, along with rain delays, meant Australia were only able to take nine of the ten wickets required for victory, and England were able to salvage a draw.
Australia still lead 3-0 in the best of five test series.
Rare miss: Pat’s captaincy suffered its first hiccup over the weekend, when the top ranked bowler made a conservative declaration while pushing for a win over England. Pictured here Sunday
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