Australia are the defending World Test Champions.
In 2019, the International Cricket Council (ICC) introduced the concept of WTC to popularize Test cricket. It is currently in its third edition. New Zealand and Australia won the first two editions of the competition by beating India in the final.
So far, England have hosted the two finals while the title clash of the third edition is due to be held at Lord’s from June 11-15.
Speaking ahead of their final against South Africa, Cummins floated the idea of the WTC Final being shifted out of England. Recently, reports had claimed that the BCCI is contemplating hosting the final match of the next WTC edition.
"Logistically, it seems like that's probably the easiest way to have one venue," said Cummins.
"It'd be nice, maybe the previous winner hosts that for the next time, or something like that. But as an alternative, I think having it at Lord's every cycle is also a pretty good place," he added.
Defending champions Australia qualified for the 2023-25 WTC Final after two stunning series wins against India and Sri Lanka.
Cummins said while winning the Test championship is an incredible achievement, it would always be below their ODI World Cup triumph in India.
"The last four years or so have been hugely successful for this group and it's (been) such a great chunk of our careers for players and staff," the 32-year-old stated.
"Having two maces is a really significant thing to show for that period of time – we feel like we have been the best team in the world across all different conditions and to hold the mace at the end of that would be a great sign of something to point to now but also down the track.
"The ODI World Cup of 2023 is going to be hard to top, that's number one for me.
"But I do believe the (World Test Championship) mace is just below that in terms of you're up against every other team in the world and you've been successful for a couple of years to make the final, so the mace means a lot," Cummins concluded.