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Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins and his wife Becky have announced that they are expecting their second child. The couple shared the happy news with their fans through a series of heartwarming Instagram posts, showcasing their excitement and joy.
The opening frame features Becky, dressed casually in a tee and denim, posing with their son Albie. The next image captures a tender moment as Albie points at his mother’s baby bump, while the third frame shows him cuddling Becky’s belly. The couple captioned the post, “Incredibly happy to finally share our ‘baby emoji’ news! We are so excited to meet you baby, and to add a little more craziness to our lives.”
Reactions from Family and Friends
Cummins’ sister, Kara, expressed her enthusiasm, saying, “Simply the best! Can’t wait for another mini human to join the Boston Cummins fun.” She also pointed out Albie’s “goofy big brother role” in one of the pictures. Teammate Mitch Marsh and former Australian cricketer Aaron Finch‘s wife, Amy Finch, also congratulated the couple on their exciting news.
Cummins and Becky’s relationship has been a true fairytale. The couple met in 2013 at a bar in King’s Cross, Sydney, when Cummins was 20 and Becky was 22. After seven years of dating, Cummins proposed to Becky in 2020, and they tied the knot in July 2022 in Byron Bay. Their first child, Albie, was born in October 2021.
Cummins’ Recent Cricketing Exploits
On the field, Cummins has been leading the Australian cricket team with distinction. He was recently seen in action at the Major League Cricket (MLC) 2024, where he represented the San Francisco Unicorns. Despite his team’s best efforts, they fell short in the final against Washington Freedom.
As Cummins and Becky embark on this new chapter of their lives, their fans and the cricketing world wish them all the best. The arrival of their second child will undoubtedly bring even more joy and happiness to their growing family.
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