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Australian cricketer Marcus Stoynis retired from ODI cricket just before the Champions Trophy. They will not participate in the Champions Trophy. However, he will continue to play with Australia team in T20 cricket.
35-year-old cricket said on Thursday- ‘Playing ODI cricket for Australia was an incredible journey. I am thankful for all the moments that I have spent in green and golden ground. ‘ He was currently part of the Durban Super Gynts team in the ongoing SA20 League in South Africa, but became a victim of hamstring injury in the last match.
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It will always be memorable for me to represent my country at the highest level. This was not an easy decision, but I believe this is the right time for me to stay away from ODIs and focus completely on the next chapter of my career. I have excellent relations with Ron (Australia team coach Andrew McDonald) and I appreciate his support very much. I will encourage boys in Pakistan.
Was selected in the team on 13 January, replacement name soon On January 13 last month, he was selected in the Australian team playing the Champions Trophy. Stoynis has also been part of the 2023 ODI World Cup winning Australian team.
Cricket Australia will soon announce their replacement. The ICC has fixed the last date for change in teams 12 February.
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