Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins showcased the astonishing move of his career.

The 31-year-old sports star is stepping into the world of sports drinks, partnering with Goodness Global Group to become the face of sugar-free sports drink PACE Rapid Hydration.

The drink promises a ‘unique formula of naturally sourced electrolytes, amino acids and prebiotics designed to rapidly hydrate your body without sugar’.

Cummins said the new partnership is the result of a year-long collaboration that helped bring its vision to life.

“About a year ago, I met with the Goodness Group Global team and shared my vision for a high-performance liquid supplement that had all the good features, but none of the bad,” he said in a statement.

‘I spent years searching for the right type of hydration solution and I’m proud to say we’ve achieved it.’

‘We all need to look after ourselves in the best possible way and PACE is just that. I can’t wait for Australians to try it.’

Cummins was seen promoting the new product at a photoshoot in Sydney’s Rushcutters Bay area on Tuesday.

Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins has revealed he is making a surprising career move into the world of sports drinks

Partners with Goodness Global Group to be the face of sugar-free sports drink PACE Rapid Hydration

Looking like he was ready to play some backyard cricket, Cummins looked relaxed in a simple blue T-shirt and olive shorts as he posed for the camera.

She also wore a pair of comfy white sneakers and matching white socks.

The fast bowler appeared to be comfortable handling the bat at one point, hitting the ball confidently for the camera.

Cummins was seen promoting the new product during a photoshoot in Sydney’s Rushcutters Bay on Tuesday

Cummins says the new partnership is the result of a year-long collaboration that helped bring its vision to life

Looking ready to play backyard cricket rather than a Test match, Cummins looked relaxed in a simple blue T-shirt and olive shorts

She then showed off her fit body by wearing a white T-shirt.

Cummins leaned against the oval’s boundary fence as he stared off into the distance.

Cummins was happy to wait patiently, clutching the bottle of his new sports drink, while the camera crew worked busily around him.

Cummins’ career move comes after he admitted that the loss of his mother during a Test cricket tour of India last year forced him to re-evaluate his outlook on life.

‘Play really good cricket but… bring your golf clubs, bring your coffee machine, if we’re in London go and explore, see a show,’ he told The Imperfects podcast in March.

‘We try to make enough space in the diary for people to live their lives.

‘It’s definitely a lesson I learned from my mom. I don’t want to waste time.’

Cummins leans on the oval’s boundary fence as he looks into the distance with a drink in his hand

Cummins clutched the bottle of his new sports drink as the camera crew worked busily around him

“I spent years searching for the right type of hydration solution, and I’m proud to say we’ve nailed it,” Cummins said of the new beverage.