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Marcus Stoinis retired from ODI format

Marcus Stoinis has announced his retirement from ODI cricket to focus on T20 formats. Discover his career highlights, reasons for retiring, and whatโ€™s next for the Australian all-rounder

Hemanth
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Marcus Stoinis has announced his retirement from ODI
Marcus Stoinis has announced his retirement from ODI

Australian cricketer Marcus Stoinis has announced retirment from ODI cricket. Currently with his powerful batting skill and relatively sound medium-pace bowling, the all-rounder has decided to leave the 50-over format and choose the T20 game for his future.

Category Details
Debut 2015
Matches Played 74
Best Performance 146* runs & 3 wickets vs New Zealand (2017)
Major Achievements 2021 T20 World Cup & 2023 ODI World Cup winner

Reason for leaving ODIs :

Stoinis said that it wasn't an easy decision to retire from ODI cricket, but he felt that the time had come for him to move on. "Playing ODIs for Australia has been an incredible experience. I'm grateful for every moment in the green and gold," he added while looking back at his journey.

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With the ICC Champions Trophy soon, Australia is now going to look for an all-rounder to play the role for them after this departure.

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Next for the Marcus Stoinis

  • Continue playing T20 for Australia
  • Participating T20 leagues from corner of the gloab
  • Focus on upcoming T20 world cup
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