After the current Big Bash League season ends, Marcus Stoinis, an all-rounder from Australia, will play for the Durban Super Giants. His exclusion from the forthcoming ODI series against the West Indies has made it possible for him to participate in the SA20’s second edition.
The 34-year-old, who was left off of the ODI squad following the World Cup, said that “it makes complete sense” for the team management to look past him following a competition. He also mentioned that he had several conversations regarding the matter with head coach Andrew McDonald over the previous four to six months.
The cricket player additionally conveyed his happiness at Aaron Hardie’s introduction to the ODI format. Hardie is playing fantastic cricket and should be given more opportunities to play for the national team, according to Marcus Stoinis. The all-round player went on to say that he has no plans to leave international cricket anytime soon.
“Over the last four to six months, I had a few chats with Andrew McDonald. I talked to George too. That strikes me as being really good in terms of choices and the entry of Hardie. After a World Cup, it seems very logical to me. Maintaining a core and adding new players must coexist in harmony. The Champions Trophy, which is 18 months away, is the next competition they’re anticipating, according to a remark from Marcus Stoinis that ESPNcricinfo published.
“Retiring from international cricket or anything similar is not in my plans. It makes perfect logic, in my opinion. Harddie has been playing quite well. In addition, he should be introduced to international cricket, which I believe he is ready for. Cricket Australia has been informed the entire time that I will be traveling to South Africa to play for my IPL club, Lucknow. Therefore, all makes sense to me, to be honest,” Marcus Stoinis continued.
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