Marcus Stoinis Australian all rounder from Odi Before Champions Trophy 2025

Marcus Stoinis Odi Retirement: Australia’s star all -rounder Marcus Stoinis has announced his retirement from ODI format. Stoinis was made part of Australia for the Champions Trophy 2025 to be played in February-March. But he announced his retirement from the format before the start of the tournament. Stoinis is playing for Durban Super Giants in SA 20 these days.

Now after the retirement of Stoinis, he will be replaced in the Champions Trophy Squad in Australia. All teams can change the squad of the Champions Trophy by 12 February. Let us know that the tournament will start from 19 February.

Talking about Stoinis, he was part of Australia’s winning team in the ODI World Cup played on the land of India in 2023. Stoinis, who plays white ball cricket for Australia, will continue to play T20 cricket.

Quoting CRICKET.com.Au, Stoinis while talking about ODI retirement said, “It was a great journey for Australia to play ODI cricket and I am grateful for every moment spent in green and golden colors. Representing the representation of it is something I will always remember. “

Stoinis further said, “This was not an easy decision, but I think this is the right time for me to get away from ODIs and to focus on the next chapter of his career. Ron (Australian men’s team coach Andrew McDonald) I have very good relationships and I have appreciated their support. I will encourage boys in Pakistan. “

Marcus Stoinis’s ODI career

Significantly, Marcus Stoinis played 71 ODIs in his career. In 64 innings of these matches, he scored 1495 runs at an average of 26.69, including 1 century and 6 half -centuries. Stoinis’s high score was 146* runs. Apart from this, while bowling 64 innings, Stoinis took 48 wickets at an average of 43.12, in which his best figure was 3/16.

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