Ashton Agar will be one of several spinners Australia take to India, but the tourists may pick three quicks for some matches on the four-Test tour.
Australia played two spinners throughout their 2017 series loss in India, with Steve O'Keefe and Nathan Lyon each taking 19 wickets.
Cummins admitted he had under-bowled Head at the SCG, with the off-spinner Australia's most-threatening at times. "Each game in India we might need to chop up differently. Maybe one game it is three quicks, another it is one quick," Cummins said.
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