Becky Cummins stuns fans with her post-baby body just THREE WEEKS after giving birth to daughter with cricket superstar hubby Pat
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Becky Cummins has left fans stunned after showing off her incredible post-baby body just three weeks after giving birth to daughter Edi.
On Tuesday, she posted a series of images on Instagram showing her wearing a one-piece bathing suit while she enjoyed a trip to an eastern Sydney beach with her cricket skipper husband Pat Cummins and their son Albie - and many of her 100,000 plus followers were very impressed.
'Sorry did you not birth a child three weeks ago...you look like a VS [Victoria's Secret] model,' said one.
Another posted: 'What is your secret darling?
A third weighed in with: 'You look so stunning! Are you even human?'
Other comments included 'Pls share postpartum tips', 'Crazy how you had a baby 3 weeks ago!', and 'you look incredible'/
The post comes after Cummins remained in Australia earlier this month while the Test side played overseas in Sri Lanka so he could be present for the birth.
An ankle injury also saw the skipper miss the current ICC Champions Trophy tournament in Pakistan.
'She's here. Our beautiful baby girl, Edi. Words can't describe how overjoyed & full of love we feel right now,' Becky posted on Instagram.
Becky Cummins has left fans stunned after showing off her incredible post-baby body - just three weeks after giving birth to daughter Edi
On Tuesday, the wife of Aussie cricket captain Pat Cummins (pictured together) posted a series of images on Instagram - and many of her 100,000 plus followers couldn't believe what they were seeing
Becky Cummins is pictured with the couple's oldest child, son Albie
Pat Cummins (pictured pushing baby Edi in a pram) is currently enjoying some family time as he recovers from ankle soreness which saw him miss the Champions Trophy campaign in Pakistan
The quick is set to return for Australia in the World Test Championship final against South Africa in June
Cummins (pictured, with son Albie and wife Becky) previously stated he wants to foster an environment in the Australian team that encourages players to prioritise their families
The Cummins' bundle of joy is part of a growing trend in the Australian team, with Travis Head and Mitch Marsh also recently welcoming their respective children into the world.
Cummins also previously stated he wants to foster an environment in the Australian team that encourages players to prioritise their families.
'I missed a big chunk [of son Albie's early days] last time and I want to work out how we can spend a bit more time at home for that initial period this time around,' he said.
'Within reason, no one is ever going to bat an eyelid if someone needs to put their family first.
'We are playing cricket, it's not the end of the world, so we want people to have long, successful careers for Australia.....you can't just ask them to put their life on hold to go tour the world and forget about everything else.
'We are pretty open when it comes to family.'
After sitting out the Champions Trophy campaign, Cummins is expected to be fit for the World Test Championship final against South Africa in June.
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