Australia captain Aaron Finch will retire from international cricket after the T20 World Cup and will announce on Saturday, that Finch has decided to say goodbye to international cricket under struggle and pressure.

Finch will formally announce his retirement:-

According to Australian media, Finch will make a formal announcement of his retirement on Saturday. At the same time, it was said that this World Cup could be the last tournament for many senior players.

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Aaron is also one of them. He will retire from T20 cricket after leading Australia in the upcoming T20 World Cup.

This year the T20 World Cup is to be held on Australian soil from October-November. That is why this tournament is also important for the Kangaroo team.

Entered Australia’s T20 World Cup squad:-

Because he has to save the crown he won by defeating New Zealand in the UAE last year in front of his home crowd in any case. At the same time, the Australian team has been under the scanner due to its top order.

Globetrotting T20 star Tim David has entered Australia’s T20 World Cup squad on the back of his stupendous exploits on the franchise circuit.

Finch will lead the 15th place in the World Cup and will also tour India in mid-September for a three-match T20I series.

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Australia’s T20 World Cup squad:–

1. Ashton Agar, 2. Pat Cummins (Vice Captain), 3. Tim David, 4. Aaron Finch (c), 5. Josh Hazlewood, 6. Josh Inglis, 7. Mitchell Marsh, 8. Glenn Maxwell, 9. Kane Richardson, 10. Steve Smith, 11. Mitchell Starc, 12. Marcus Stoinis, 13. Matthew Wade, 14. David Warner, 15. Adam Zampa.

However, Cameron Green will replace Warner in this team with the Australian team visiting India for three T20 Internationals on September 20-26.