Mitch Marsh reveals the one thing Pat Cummins can’t do in new documentary

He seems like the perfect athlete, but teammates have now revealed the one thing golden boy Pat Cummins is horrible at.

He can bowl, he can bat, he can field, and he’s our 47th Test captain, but the one thing Pat Cummins can’t do has been revealed.

The second season of the Amazon documentary series ‘The Test’ went behind the scenes of the Australian tour of Pakistan in March 2022, where the team found themselves in their hotel almost full-time, with ‘head-of-state’ level security.

With the players fatigued by ‘bubble’ requirements in an ongoing pandemic and playing on flat wickets in hot conditions, the call was made to try and make their lives in secure living more comfortable.

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“Cricket Australia basically said to us, what can we do to try and make your life in hotels for the next month better,” said captain Pat Cummins.

“The boys just took it to the next level.

“Within 30 seconds David Warner sends a message, ‘we need a golf simulator, this is the one we need’.

Usman Khawaja tees off on the golf simulator in the team hotel on the tour of Pakistan. Photo: Amazon Prime Video

“Marnus says we need a coffee machine, Steve Smith says we need oat milk, Cam Green says we need a basketball net.”

“We had more toys than a day care centre”, said spinner Nathan Lyon.

The Australian team are known for loving their video games, with Jhye Richardson shown in the first season of the documentary as being fond of taking his PlayStation on tour.

“I can comfortably say there’s no international cricketer that’s put more hours on (video game) Call of Duty than me over the last two years”, said all-rounder Mitch Marsh.

“We’ve found the one thing Patty’s not good at.”

“He’s sh*t (at Call of Duty), and we can tell him he’s sh*t.’

Pat Cummins is no good at Call of Duty, Photo: Amazon Prime Video.

“I still reckon I’m better than Nathan Lyon,” said Cummins.

The third episode of the second season details the extensive security arrangements and unique cultural immersion the Australian team experienced touring Pakistan for the first time in 24 years.

“It was much bigger than just the cricket,” said spinner Ashton Agar, speaking for the documentary.

“Australia were welcome guests in Pakistan”, said broadcaster Gerard Whateley.

“You could feel the warm embrace of a grateful nation welcoming a key part of the cricketing world.”

Cummins was also cognisant of the importance of the series, saying it was the team’s “responsibility” to give back to nations like Pakistan that have been starved of international cricket for so long.

The second season of the Amazon series details the Australian cricket team’s transition under Pat Cummins after the Tim Paine sexting saga, as well as Justin Langer’s eventual falling out with the national side, seeing him dumped after a home Ashes series win and T20 World Cup success.