Becky Cummins showed off her growing baby bump as she enjoyed a dip at Bronte Beach in Sydney on Tuesday.
The heavily pregnant wife of cricketer Pat Cummins soaked up the sun in a striped bikini on a warm day.
The cricket WAG opted for skimpy red swimwear as she waded into the crystal clear waters for a dip.
The 33-year-old wore minimal makeup and pulled her hair back from her face into a loose bun.
She completed her beach look with sunglasses to protect against the bright rays and a gold chain.
Becky walked back to shore after her swim and stretched out on a towel on the sand to catch some sun.
Becky Cummins (pictured) showed off her growing baby bump as she enjoyed a dip at Sydney’s Bronte Beach on Tuesday
Cricketer Pat Cummins’ heavily pregnant wife soaked up the sun in a striped bikini on a warm day
The cricket WAG opted for skimpy red swimwear as she waded into the crystal clear waters for a dip
She had earlier arrived at the popular Eastern Suburbs beach wearing a loose baby blue mini dress and carrying a tote bag.
Becky and the Aussie Test cricket captain, 31, confirmed last month that they are expecting their second child together in a sweet Instagram post.
The couple, who tied the knot in 2022, already share son Albie, two, and announced earlier this year that they are expecting their second child together.
They shared a series of adorable photos on Instagram in which Becky showed off her baby bump while cuddling their beloved son Albie.
‘Incredibly happy to finally have ours [baby] news! We’re so excited to meet you baby and add some more craziness to our lives,” they wrote in a caption.
Pat’s teammate Mitch Marsh was among the first to congratulate the couple on the heartwarming announcement, as were cricketer Travis Head’s wife Jessica, Aaron Finch’s wife Amy, Usman Khawaja’s wife Rachel and Becky’s sister Kara.
Their news comes almost three years after they welcomed Albie into the world in October 2021.
At the time, the couple had shared a heartfelt video documenting their journey to becoming parents for the first time, from the moment they found out Becky was pregnant to Albie’s arrival.
The 33-year-old wore minimal makeup and pulled her hair back from her face into a loose bun
She completed her beach look with sunglasses to protect herself from the bright rays
She added a gold chain to her look
Pat and Becky first met in their early 20s at a bar in King’s Cross in 2013 and started dating, before getting engaged in 2020.
The couple was initially set to tie the knot in April 2021, but had to postpone their wedding due to the coronavirus pandemic.
“Today would be our anniversary,” Becky wrote on Instagram on April 1, tagging Pat in the post.
“Instead, I realized that I have never been happier, that I have never loved or appreciated you more. To the future and to a happy ending.’
They eventually exchanged wedding vows in July 2022 at the luxurious Chateau Du Soleil in the Byron Bay hinterland in northern NSW.
Albie, who was nine months old at the time, attended the ceremony and was held by a nearby wedding guest as he fondly watched the romantic moment.
The wedding was a star-studded affair, with comedian Andy Lee and his girlfriend Bec Harding among those in attendance.
Fellow cricketers Mitchell Starc, Andrew McDonald, Josh Hazlewood, Nathan Lyon and his wife Emma McCarth and Tim Paine and his wife Bonnie were also in attendance.
Pat recently took a break from the sport to ensure he was rested for the upcoming summer of cricket in Australia.
Becky and the Aussie Test cricket captain, 31, confirmed in a sweet Instagram post last month that they are expecting their second child together
The couple, who tied the knot in 2022, already share son Albie, two, and announced earlier this year that they are expecting their second child together
She had earlier arrived at the popular Eastern Suburbs beach wearing a loose baby blue mini dress and carrying a tote bag
Becky walked back to shore after her swim and stretched out on a towel on the sand to catch some sun
This season, the team will take on India in a much-awaited Test series.
The two months off that Cricket Australia has given him marks the first real break from the sport he has taken in almost two years.
Instead of joining Australia’s white-ball tour of England and Scotland next month, he is preparing for the India Series by bowling one-dayers against Pakistan in November.
“The priority right now is to get some work done in the gym and start again in a few weeks to reassess the way forward,” he said.
“I’m just trying to fill the bucket again after two years of non-stop bowling. (Hoping) that first Test I’ll be in as good a position as I’ve been in for a few years now.’
Cummins also said his decision to play in the Indian Premier League and Major League Cricket in the US was not a matter of club versus country.
“This was an interesting year because the gap leading into summer was always planned,” he added.
“MLC showed up late, and when we were talking, the schedule didn’t change anything in terms of preparing for the summer.”