Jasprit Bumrah To Pat Cummins: Top 10 Players Ruled Out Of Champions Trophy 2025

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As the highly anticipated ICC Champions Trophy 2025 approaches, several teams have suffered major setbacks with key players ruled out due to injuries and withdrawals.

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Jasprit Bumrah (India): India's leading fast bowler, Jasprit Bumrah, will miss the 2025 Champions Trophy due to a back injury.

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Mitchell Marsh (Australia): The dynamic all-rounder has been sidelined due to back problems, disrupting Australia's batting stability. His contributions in the middle order and with the ball in key moments will be greatly missed.

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Jacob Bethell (England): England's 21-year-old all-rounder, Bethell, was set to add versatility to the squad, but a hamstring injury has ended his Champions Trophy aspirations. His unavailability forces a change in team dynamics.

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Pat Cummins (Australia): He has been ruled out of the tournament after an ankle injury following the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Replacing his leadership and knack for taking crucial wickets will be a challenging task.

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Anrich Nortje (South Africa): The speedster, Anrich Nortje, has been ruled out with a recurring back injury, leaving the Proteas without a genuine express pacer known for excelling in high-stakes tournaments.

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Mitchell Starc (Australia): Australia faced another setback with left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc withdrawing from the tournament. While the exact reason is uncertain, reports indicate that an ankle problem might have influenced his decision.

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Saim Ayub (Pakistan): Pakistan’s rising batting talent, Saim Ayub, has been ruled out with an ankle injury, costing him the chance to shine in what could have been a breakthrough tournament on home turf.

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Allah Ghanzafar (Afghanistan): The 18-year-old spin prodigy, regarded as a future star, has been sidelined with an L4 vertebra fracture, keeping him out of action for a minimum of four months.

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Marcus Stoinis (Australia): Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis decided to retire from ODI cricket to prioritize T20s. His departure creates yet another gap in Australia’s limited-overs squad.

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Josh Hazlewood (Australia): His absence further deepens Australia’s bowling concerns. The experienced pacer, a key figure in their white-ball setup, leaves a major void in the attack.