Australian T20 captain Aaron Finch happy to be put to depth test against South Africa at Adelaide Oval The summer of international cricket in Australia gets underway tomorrow, with Australia facing South Africa in the first T20 international. Australian T20 captain Aaron Finch at Adelaide Oval. HE'S Australia's forgotten talent, and Twenty20 captain Aaron Finch believes strapping pace bowler Pat Cummins could be one of the highlights as the international season begins at Adelaide Oval on Wednesday night. Cummins, 21, turned heads in Johannesburg when he took six wickets in the seconds innings at just 18 back in November, 2011, at The Wanderers ground. It was his only Test so far: Cummins has been wracked with back injuries but is now fully fit with a slightly remodelled action. Patrick Cummins bowls during the Matador Cup final between NSW and Western Australia. "When you've got a guy as skilful as Pat in your squad I think it adds a lot of depth," Finch said. He can bat, bowl, is brilliant in the field. I think for Australian cricket to have him back is a real asset. He's a definite wicket taker. When you have that asset I just think it gives you so much at the top of the order with the ball. The value of Cummins" inclusion was not lost on South Australian T20 captain JP Duminy, who is well aware of the damage Cummins can inflict. He has both faced him and watched him from a distance, and said he had the ability to rattle batsmen. "I was pretty impressed with what I came up against there (back in South Africa in 2011)," Duminy said. I'm sure he's on the way back in terms of building confidence. He's definitely a key players for them and a player we're weary of going into this series. Cummings expected Wednesday night's match to be played in an aggressive manner, reflecting the hostile rivalry that has built up between the two cricketing nations over the years. But like the format of the game - quick - he expected moments of intimidation and confrontation to be short and sweet. "You can probably expect a little bit," Finch said. We're trying to win and we'll play as hard as we can to do that. Originally published as Finch happy to be put to depth test