Australia will be looking for a replacement for the Champions Trophy with the all-rounder shifting focus to T20 cricket

Australia's Marcus Stoinis has shockingly retired from ODI cricket, ruling himself out of the ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan and the UAE.

Australia allrounder Marcus Stoinis has announced his immediate retirement from ODI cricket, ruling himself out of the upcoming Champions Trophy.

Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis shocked everyone after deciding to retire from one-day international cricket effective immediately. He will continue to be available to play in the T20I format. Stoinis had been named in Australia's preliminary 15-man squad for the ICC Champions Trophy ODI tournament beginning in Pakistan and the UAE later

Marcus Stoinis, Australian all-rounder, retires from ODIs after 74 matches, to focus on T20Is. Cricket Australia will replace him for the ICC Champion

Steve Smith and Travis Head are the front-runners to lead Australia in the Champions Trophy in Pakistan starting this month.

Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis had called time on his ODI career decision which rules him out of the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy. Cricket Australia announced that Stoinis will be available to represent the Australian cricket team for T20I format. Reports suggested that the all-rounded wants to focus on the shortest format of the game.

Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis retires from one-day internationals with immediate effect, ruling him out of the Champions Trophy.

Australian allrounder Marcus Stoinis has played his last one-day international, retiring from the format to focus on Twenty20 cricket.

In a fresh setback for Australia ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 as all-rounder Marcus Stoinis announced a shocking retirement from ODIs with immediate effect on Thursday. The 35-year-old's stunning retirement jeopardises Australian plans ahead of the mega event that starts on February 19 in Pakistan and Dubai.