IPL 2021: Pat Cummins changed his perspective to contribute to PM Care Fund

Pat Cummins adjusted his perspective to donate to PM Care Fund

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Australian quick bowler Pat Cummins, playing for the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) establishment group in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021, has clarified that he has given the sum to India on the side of the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. Cummins said that he has given 50 thousand dollars to UNICEF Australia's India Covid-19 Crisis Appeal. Cummins vowed to give this amount to the PM Cares Fund seven days prior.

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India is experiencing an intense health emergency and the 27-year-old quick bowler on Monday reported a gift for oxygen supply to clinics battling with developing instances of Covid. After Cricket Australia's (CA) monetary help to UNICEF Australia, Pat Cummins appears to have altered his perspective. Cummins wrote on his Twitter handle, 'Cricket Australia worked effectively, I have given my gift to UNICEF Australia's India Covid-19 Crisis Appeal. If it's not too much trouble, support like others on https://india.unicef.org.au/t/australian-cricket, if conceivable.

What did Pat Cummins earlier say?

Cricket Australia on Monday vowed to help 50,000 Australian dollars in India's battle against the second influx of Covid-19 and furthermore said that they would raise more assets with the help of their players association and UNICEF.