Pat Cummins can’t control laughter over hilarious dig at Kagiso Rabada’s drug ban ahead of SA vs AUS 2025 WTC final [Watch]

Australian Test captain Pat Cummins could not control his laughter over a hilarious dig at South Africa pacer Kagiso Rabada's drug ban ahead of the World Test Champioship 2025 (WTC) final between the two teams. The final is taking place at the iconic Lord's cricket ground from Wednesday, July 11.

During a conversation on 'The Grade Cricketer' show, the hosts took a hilarious dig at Kagiso Rabada, who was recently banned for drug abuse. One of the hosts funnily stated that it would be nice to know that Kagiso Rabada has a contact (with reference to the drug ban) if the players want to kick on after the game.

As the comment was made, Pat Cummins burst into laughter and could not control himself as the hosts can also be seen laughing hard. Watch the video of the same posted by a user on X (formerly Twitter) below -

For those unknown, Kagiso Rabada tested positive for cocaine in January. As it was only revealed in April, the pacer served a one-month ban during his participation in the IPL 2025 season, which he left abruptly and returned to play after serving the ban.

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Can Pat Cummins lead Australia to another ICC title?

Pat Cummins has proven to be an exceptional skipper for Australia. He led them to the WTC title in 2023, when they beat India in the final. He also led them to victory at the 2023 ODI World Cup, once again defeating India in the final.

The pacer has led them brilliantly once again, taking to yet another WTC final, which is also their second consecutive final appearance. They finished second on the points table of the 2023-2025 cycle with 13 wins and 67.54 percentage points from 19 matches.

Pat Cummins has not only led from the front as a skipper but also with the ball. He has picked up the second-most wickets in this cycle and is the highest for Australia with 73 scalps from 18 matches at an average of 24.54 and a strike-rate of 43.45.

The Australian skipper will certainly be determined to lead the team to another ICC title and defend their WTC crown.