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The great cricket event ICC T20 World Cup has started. This time the excitement of the T20 World Cup is going to increase because this time a total of 20 teams are participating in this tournament. Australia is once again considered a strong contender to win the World Cup trophy. The Australian team has reached the West Indies for the World Cup. Meanwhile, Australia's problems have increased a bit. On one hand, the belongings of Australia's legendary player Pat Cummins have been stolen, while on the other hand explosive batsmen Glenn Maxwell and Mitchell Starc have also increased the tension of the Kangaroo team.
How did Australia's tension increase?
The Australian team has to play the first match of the T20 World Cup 2024 against Oman on June 5. For this, the Australian team has reached Barbados in the West Indies. But two legendary players of Australia could not reach Barbados with the team. These two players are Mitchell Starc and Glenn Maxwell, whose flight was delayed, due to which both the legendary players joined the team late. Due to this, the Australian team will have to face some problems before the World Cup match. Apart from this, the wife of legendary player Pat Cummins said that the player's luggage has been stolen, due to which he is very upset. However, later the player's luggage was found safe.
Let us tell you that the players playing in the IPL have been given rest by the Australian Cricket Board. Those players will not participate in practice matches but will be seen playing live matches in the World Cup. Many players are tired due to playing in the IPL, which may affect their performance.
Australia will play its first match against Oman
Australia will play its first match of this World Cup against Oman on June 5. All the players of the Kangaroo team have prepared for it. Like other teams, Australia also has to play a total of 4 league matches in the World Cup. After this, the second match is to be played against England on June 8. The Kangaroos have to play their third match against Namibia on June 12 and the last league match against Scotland on June 16.