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Home / Sports / Cummins Out: Renshaw In For T20 World Cup Shake-Up

Cummins Out: Renshaw In For T20 World Cup Shake-Up

31 Jan

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Summary

  • Pat Cummins ruled out of 2026 T20 World Cup due to back injury.
  • Matt Renshaw replaces Steven Smith in the final squad.
  • Hazlewood, David, and Ellis cleared to play after injuries.
Cummins Out: Renshaw In For T20 World Cup Shake-Up

Pat Cummins will not participate in the 2026 T20 World Cup due to ongoing issues with his back injury. Ben Dwarshuis has been named as his replacement in Australia's finalized 15-player squad. This decision comes after Cummins was initially included with the intention of managing his recovery through the early stages of the tournament.

Matthew Renshaw has been brought into the squad, replacing Matt Short due to form concerns and the need for a left-handed batter. Steven Smith, despite strong Big Bash League performances, has been omitted but remains an injury replacement option. Josh Hazlewood, Tim David, and Nathan Ellis have all been medically cleared to play after recovering from their respective hamstring and Achilles injuries.

Dwarshuis provides a valuable left-arm pace option, while Renshaw offers middle-order support and a point of difference with his batting style. Selectors believe Renshaw is better equipped to handle spin in the middle overs, a crucial factor for expected conditions in Sri Lanka during the pool stages.

Smith's exclusion is notable, but selectors have communicated that he is still in contention should any injuries arise within the top order. Australia's opening pair remains settled with Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head, with Cameron Green and Glenn Maxwell also having prior success at the top of the order.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Pat Cummins has been ruled out of the 2026 T20 World Cup due to ongoing issues with his back injury.
Matthew Renshaw has been selected in the squad, replacing Steven Smith who remains on standby for injury replacements.
Yes, Josh Hazlewood, Tim David, and Nathan Ellis have all been cleared to play in the tournament after recovering from their respective injuries.

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