Marcus Stoinis and David Warner Will Not Play In The Third ODI Between Australia And New Zealand

On Saturday, it was announced that Australia’s all-rounder Marcus Stoinis would not be able to play in the final one-day international against New Zealand. Meanwhile, David Warner was excused from the team so that he could get some rest.

On Saturday, it was announced that Australia’s all-rounder Marcus Stoinis would not be able to play in the final one-day international against New Zealand. Meanwhile, David Warner was excused from the team so that he could get some rest.

In the second one-day international that was played in Cairns on Thursday, Australia prevailed by 113 runs. Stoinis lasted only six balls with the bat and bowled only three overs. As the three-game set has already been decided and the match on Sunday is considered a meaningless dead rubber, he is going to get treatment for a minor side strain.

According to a statement released by Cricket Australia, Stoinis “will undergo treatment in rehabilitation in Perth heading into the trip of India,” which will consist of a three-game T20 series later this month.

As a replacement, the fast bowler Nathan Ellis, who has been in three one-day internationals, was brought in.

Due to “a huge schedule over the next 12 months with the series being secured,” Opener Warner was given some time off.

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After making the announcement earlier on Saturday that he was retiring from the 50-over format, captain Aaron Finch will play his final one-day international in Cairns on Sunday.