PAK vs AUS: David Warner trolls Pat Cummins for shaving ad – Australian pacer Pat Cummins has been hilariously trolled by teammate David Warner for acting in a commercial for shaving brand Gillette. Follow PAK vs AUS live updates on InsideSport.IN.
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PAK vs AUS: Pat Cummins gets BRUTALLY TROLLED for Gillette ad by Australian teammate David Warner
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PAK vs AUS: David Warner trolls Pat Cummins for shaving ad – Pat Cummins recently featured in an advertisement for Gillette’s new ProGlide 5 razor, alongside New Zealand actor Julian Dennison. The pacer shared the video on Instagram, in which David Warner commented “What are you actually shaving?? 😂😂” This hilarious reaction garnered a huge response, as Warner got over 10,000 likes and nearly 400 replies on his comment.
PAK vs AUS: Pat Cummins gets BRUTALLY TROLLED for his Gillette ad by Australian teammate David Warner
Meanwhile, Cummins is emerging as a fine leader for Australia as after a stunning 4-0 victory in Ashes, he guided the Australian Test side to a 1-0 series victory in the three-match series against Pakistan.
PAK vs AUS: Pat Cummins gets BRUTALLY TROLLED for his Gillette ad by Australian teammate David Warner
“It’s one of just immense satisfaction for me. Everyone is just totally elated. Winning the Ashes series was huge, but winning overseas doesn’t happen very often,” the baggy greens’ Test skipper said after the victory.
Besides his fantastic captaincy, Pat Cummins also received praises aplenty for his fiery bowling performance. In the last Test match at Lahore, the lad from Sydney picked up 8 wickets in total – 5 in the first innings and 3 in the second innings.
PAK vs AUS: Pat Cummins gets BRUTALLY TROLLED for his Gillette ad by Australian teammate David Warner
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