Australia’s National Team Crown has suffered a colossal blow in front of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, because the Pat Cummins Skipper “is very unlikely” to participate in the competition.
Development was confirmed by Chief Andrew McDonald, who revealed that Pat Cummins was unable to hook, and his ankle problem will probably prevent him from the Marquee 50 competition.
Australia faces a crisis of injuries ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025
Aussies have already lost the stars of Mitchell Marsh for the champion trophy. Marsh is excluded from competition due to a back injury that will also prevent it from the rest of the domestic season, with the ability to return directly to the Indian Premier League (IPL).
The versatile Aaron Hardie and Marcus Stoinis, who are in the Australian Detachment, are faced with concern for injuries. In the meantime, Beau Webster is arguing to replace Mitchella Marsha on the team, although he did not have the experience with ODO at international level, confirmed Aussie’s head coach.
Also, Josh Hazlewood is not suitable and fights to do so for a 50th competition of 50. Premier Pacer deals with a hip problem after recovery on the side and calf injuries that prevented him from tests against India and Sri Lanka.
Pat Cummins failed to continue any type of bowling, so it’s not unlikely – Andrew McDonald
On Wednesday, February 5, Andrew McDonald gave an update about Pat Cummins, saying that his ankle problem, which occurred after a large working load in Border-Gavascar Trophy 2024-25, makes it very unlikely for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
He further discovered that Vice -President Steve Smith and Travis Head wrote to take over the captain in the champion trophy.
“Pat cummins failed to continue any type of bowling, so he was a little truly faithful, so that would mean that we need a captain,” McDonald told Sen.
“Steve Smith and Travis Head are two we talked to while building that team for the champion trophy with Pat Back Home. They will be two we look at for that leadership place.”
But, as I said, Patty is very unlikely, which is a bit shame – Andrew McDonald
Andrew McDonald added that the Pat Cummins who lacks the tournament will be a shame, but expressed confidence in Steve Smith’s leadership capabilities.
“They are two obvious. Steve did a great job here in [first] Test matching. And in a one -day international cry, he also did a good job. So, between the two of them, “he said.
“But, as I said, Patty is very unlikely, which is a little shame, and we also have Josha Hazlewood, who is fighting [to be fit] at the moment. So medical data will land in the next few days and we will be able to do it and inform all the instructions. “
Sean Abbotta and Spencer Johnson’s figures should get into the game if both Cummins and Hazlewood cannot recover for a brand competition.
