MELBOURNE (Reuters) -Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has retired from one-day internationals with immediate effect to focus on T20 cricket, pulling out of the country's Champions Trophy squad. Au

Australia allrounder Marcus Stoinis has announced his immediate retirement from ODI cricket, ruling himself out of the upcoming Champions Trophy. Stoinis, 35, will now focus on T20 cricket and remains available for Australia in that format.

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

After Marcus Stoinis announced a sudden ODI retirement, a report claimed that Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood has also been ruled out of the Champions Trophy due to injuries

Marcus Stoinis has announced his immediate retirement from ODI cricket, ruling himself out of Australia's squad for this month's ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan.

All-rounder Marcus Stoinis has retired from one-day internationals with immediate effect to focus on T20 cricket, pulling himself out of Australia's Champions Trophy squad."Playing ODI cricket for Australia has been an incredible journey,

In a shocking development, Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has announced his immediate retirement from One Day International (ODI) cricket. The decision comes just ahead of the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, leaving Australia without the star all-rounder for the tournament.

Australia faced a major blow on Thursday as captain Pat Cummins and senior pacer Josh Hazlewood were sidelined from the ICC Champions Trophy due to injuries.

The 35-year-old all-rounder represented Australia in 71 matches in ODIs after making his debut in 2015 against England. Stoinis was picked in Australia's preliminary squad for the Champions Trophy but the two-time champions will have to make multiple changes due to injuries and pullouts.

Marcus Stoinis who was part of Australia's preliminary 15-man Champions Trophy squad announced retirement from ODI cricket with immediate effects.