Brutal blow trophy of the Champions for Australia: after Marcus Stoinis, two more stars are excluded – Pat Cummins and …

The ruling world football champions ODI Australia will have to make four changes to their preliminary team for The Champions Trophy after brutal blows on Thursday. After Marcus Stoinis announced a sudden retirement of ODI, the message stated that Pat Cummins And Josh Hazlwood He was also excluded from the trophy of the champions from the injury. Previously Mitchell march He pulled the champions from the trophy from the back injury. “Cummins has not recovered from the problem with the ankle that pursued him by the end of the recent testing series Gavaskar Gavaskar against India, while Hazlewood developed the thigh problem after the earlier thigh strains and a calf,” in the message in Cricket.com.au wrote.

“Both fast bowler will require a long rehabilitation period before they receive All Clear to return to the game, which creates the question of their participation in the Indian Premier League, which follows the Champions trophy.”

Marcus Stoinis on Thursday announced his direct departure of leaving a one -day international cry, as a result of which Australia needs to replace the station wagon in his team Throphy Champions. Surprise is still one blow to the Australian world champion before an elite tournament of 50 teams, which begins on February 19 in Pakistan and Dubai.

“The game of the ODI cricket for Australia was an incredible trip, and I am grateful for every moment that I had in green and gold,” said 35 -year -old Stoinis, who debuted in 2015.

Next year, he established himself as a permanent on the side, scoring 146 not against New Zealand in Eden Park and did not take three gates.

“I will encourage boys in Pakistan,” he added.

Stoinis at 50-and-international career began against England ten years ago at Old Trafford, and he also played his first international Twenty20 international tour in this round. He played in 74 ODI and was part of the winning in Australia in 2023.

He said that his decision to resign from the 50th cry was to focus on playing the Twenty20 cricket, where he would remain accessible to Australia.