Australia is shaping up for the T20 World Cup 2026 with key players like Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, and Tim David in the spotlight. Despite injury concerns, the squad is poised to combine experience and firepower for the February tournament, aiming to reclaim global dominance in the shortest format.
Australia’s Ashes campaign has taken a dramatic blow. Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the first Test in Perth, just three days after early scans had cleared him of any serious damage.
A second round of imaging confirmed a hamstring injury, forcing Hazlewood to withdraw completely from the Perth trip — a massive setback…
England arrive fearless. Australia remain formidable. With both squads named, the Ashes battle lines are drawn. From top-order uncertainty to fast-bowling firepower, we break down who truly holds the edge heading into Perth.
Fitness clouds loom over Pat Cummins ahead of the Ashes 2025, with the Australian skipper still recovering from a back injury. With just weeks to go before the first Test in Perth, his availability — and Australia’s bowling balance — hangs in the balance.
