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As World Cup players return home, Australia restructures its squad for the remaining T20Is against India.

Australia has made a number of roster adjustments for the remainder of the T20Is currently underway against India.

In order to manage their burden, six members of Australia’s ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup-winning squad will be spared for the remainder of the ongoing five-match Twenty20I series against India. It is planned that Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Josh Inglis, and Sean Abbott will return to Australia subsequent to the third Twenty20 International in Guwahati.

Adam Zampa, who completed the tournament with 23 wickets and tied the record for most wickets by a spinner in a single iteration held by Muttiah Muralidaran, has already returned from a rigorous World Cup alongside Steve Smith.

One member of the winning group, Travis Head, will remain with the Twenty20 International squad in India. Although Head was sidelined for a significant portion of Australia’s World Cup campaign, his pivotal contributions in the semi-final and final solidified his status as the Player of the Match.

In India, the Australian team will receive the services of Ben McDermott, Josh Philippe, Ben Dwarshuis, and Chris Green as reinforcements for the Twenty20 International series.

Tim David, Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Chris Green, Aaron Hardie, Travis Head, Ben McDermott, Josh Philippe, Tanveer Sangha, Matt Short, and Kane Richardson comprise the updated Australian squad.

India is nearing the conclusion of the series under the leadership of captain Suryakumar Yadav, leading 2-0. India achieved their highest successful pursuit in men’s Twenty20 Internationals with a victory off the penultimate delivery in Visakhapatnam, which made the first Twenty20I a nail-biting contest.

The second match was a high-scoring affair, with the hosts batting first and amassing 235/4 to rank fifth in Men’s Twenty20 Internationals. Australia, too, initially displayed a strong performance but ultimately fell short by 44 runs.

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