Australia’s brutal champion Trophy Blow: Two more stars have been ruled out after Marcus Stonis – Pat Cummins and…

ODI World Cup Champions Australia will need to make four changes to the Champions Trophy reserve team after being hit brutal on Thursday. rear Marcus Stonis The report claimed that he had suddenly resigned from ODI. Pat Cummins and Josh Hezlewood He was also excluded from the Champions Trophy due to an injury. Before Mitchell Marsh He was pulled out of the Champions Trophy due to an injury. “Cummins has not recovered from the ankle issues that bothered him towards the end of the recent Border Gavaskar Trophy Test Series against India, but Hezlewood has been hit with hip problems following previous hip and calf strain. I developed a condition,” reported the report. cricket.com.au I wrote it.

“Both fast bowlers will need long-term rehabilitation before they put a question mark on their involvement in the Indian Premier League following the Champions Trophy.”

Marcus Stonis announced on Thursday his immediate retirement from international cricket on the 1st, and Australia will need to trade all-rounders for the Champions Trophy team. The surprise announcement is another blow to world champion Australia ahead of the 50-over tournament for the eight-team elite teams starting on February 19th in Pakistan and Dubai.

“Playing ODI cricket in Australia is an incredible journey and I am grateful for every moment I had in green and gold,” said Stonis, 35, who debuted in 2015.

He won 146 at Eden Park the following year without facing New Zealand, and 146, which won three wickets, establishing himself as a regular.

“I support the boys in Pakistan,” he added.

Stoinis’ 50-over international career played against England at Old Trafford 10 years ago, and he also played his first Twenty20 International on that tour. He played for an ODI of 74 and was part of Australia’s 50 Over World Cup winners in 2023.

He said his decision to retire from cricket in the 50th over is to focus on playing Twenty20 cricket, which will become available in Australia.