With four key players missing, Australia faces the tough task of finding suitable replacements to fill the gaps.

Australian skipper Pat Cummins and pacer Josh Hazlewood are set to miss the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy due to injuries. Things are slowly getting worse for Aussies as after injury to Mitchell Marsh and shock retirement of Marcus Stoinis,

The 2025 edition of Champions Trophy is going to begin February 19. The event is hosted by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), and will held in a hybrid model, where India’s matches are to be held in Dubai.

Both fast bowlers will require an extended period of rehabilitation before they receive the all-clear to return to play. Australia's next major international commitment after the Champions Trophy is the ICC World Test Championship Final in June. Australia will name replacements in due course.

When is Champions Trophy 2025 starting? Champions Trophy 2025 will begin on February 19, with hosts Pakistan taking on New Zealand in Karachi. The final will be played on March 9. Click here for the full schedule.

The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is to begin on February 19, with the top 8 teams playing matches in Pakistan and Dubai. See who are the players who are going to miss out the tournament through injuries.