T20 WC 2024: Australia's troubles increase, big update on Mitchell Marsh's injury

• T20 World Cup 2024 will start from June 2
  
• Australia worried about Mitchell Marsh's injury
  
• Andrew McDonald gave a big update on his injury
  

Teams have started preparations for the T20 World Cup. The Australian team is worried about captain Mitchell Marsh's injury ahead of the World Cup in June. Now Australia's head coach Andrew McDonald has given a big update on his injury.

The injury occurred during IPL

According to Andrew McDonald, the star player is expected to be fit till the T20 World Cup. Coach says Mitchell Marsh could be fit before Australia's first match However, Marsh is currently behind schedule for his return. Due to which Australia's concern has increased. Australia has to play its first World Cup match against Oman on 5 June. Marsh suffered a hamstring injury in the IPL. After this he had to leave IPL midway. After this he had to return to his country for rehabilitation.

Will have to stay away from bowling

These days Marsh is preparing at the National Cricket Centre. Recently he was seen batting in the nets. The coach said that he will have to stay away from bowling for about two weeks. However, his recovery is a little slower than expected. Australia's first match is after about a month. So he has plenty of time.

McDonald also said that Marsh would not be rested, but Australia had several captaincy options if needed. Australia has options like Matthew Wade, Pat Cummins. The Australian team is in Group B in the T20 World Cup. This includes teams like England, Oman, Namibia and Scotland.

Australian team

Mitchell Marsh (captain), Ashton Agar, Matthew Wade, David Warner, Pat Cummins, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Cameron Green, Josh Hazlewood, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Starc, Marcus Stoinis, Adam Zampa.