The pitch was looking good on grass on the eve of the final match of Pakistan’s tour of Australia, which will also be opener Warner’s 112th and final Test.
“The weather is looking really good this week and that’s not always the case in Sydney,” Cummins said ahead of the Test starting on Wednesday.
“The groundsman seems happy with its condition. It looks like it has good grass coverage, so it will be a good week ahead.”
The Sydney Test has a history of being affected by rain, with 26 days being affected by rain, most of which are Australian Test venues. But there is only moderate possibility of rain this week.
Meanwhile, Warner made a public plea for the return of his baggy green cap after it went missing from his bag during transport from Melbourne.
In a post on Instagram, the veteran said that some of his property was lost on the way.
“Somebody took my backpack out of my luggage from Melbourne to Sydney… inside this backpack was my baggy green cap,” Warner said.
“It’s something I’d love to have back in my hands when I go out there this week.”