The opener’s unique combination of skill and nonchalance make Travis Head a bowler’s nightmare.

Cricket Australia have been forced into a late squad rethink ahead of the ICC T20 World Cup. Cricket Australia have confirmed Pat Cummins will not be part of Australia’s squad for the ICC T20 World Cup after failing to recover from a back injury.

Australia’s lone ICC Men’s T20 World Cup title, won in 2021, may pale in comparison to their six ODI World Cup triumphs. Yet, when it comes to ICC tournaments, Australia remain a different beast altogether.

Pat Cummins analysed the Australian team ahead of the upcoming T20 World Cup and drew comparisons with their 2021 campaign.

Australia will turn to Travis Head and Adam Zampa for inspiration as they look to avoid slipping up in Group B; Ireland and co-hosts Sri Lanka hope to push for a spot in the Super 8s, while 44-year-old Aamir Kaleem is in Omans squad;

He's been a front-line bowler for the side in Tests and ODIs but he has quietly also built an impressive body of work in T20 cricket

The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 kicks off in India and Sri Lanka from February 7 to March 8, featuring a massive 20-team field battling across 55 matches. The tournament features a major shift in Group C as Scotland makes a last-minute entry to replace Bangladesh,

Northants Steelbacks re-sign Australian batter Chris Lynn for this summer's T20 Blast as a replacement for Matthew Breetzke.