Five World Cup champions Australia announced their 15-member team with both Usman Khawaja and David Warner for the upcoming England World Cup. A Twitter message on Monday confirmed the official Twitter page of the Australian team.

Steve Smith and David Warner, who are banned for ball-tampering, have returned to the ban. However, Peter Handscom and Josh Hazlewood have not been included in the squad.

Former captain Steve Smith has also been included in the squad. Cricket Australia, however, chose Aaron Finch as the captain of the World Cup.

Meanwhile, the only Muslim player of Australia, Usman Khawaja, was in discussion due to his remarkable performance in the two series against India and Pakistan recently. However, David Warner returning to the game after the ban was showing his position in the IPL.

There are various discussions between the cricket enthusiasts. Cricket experts have analyzed the hairstyles of the two who will be excluded from them. Eventually, the end of the speculation of the two teams were taken to the final squad.

Australian selector Trevor Hons said on the return of Smith and Warner, “Both (Smith and Warner) world-class cricketer It’s satisfying to see their good form in the IPL. “

Peter Handsham has scored 92 runs in four innings against Pakistan in the series. He was unbeaten in an innings. In a five-match ODI series against India, Mohali played a wonderful 117-ball 117 with Peter Handscom. Australia, with their 117 runs and Ashton Turner’s 84-run fifties, chased down India’s 359-run target, chasing Australia’s target. The World Cup squad did not have two places.

Left-arm fast bowler Josh Hazlewood is about six months away from one-day cricket. He is currently out of the field due to injury. However, in the Bristol against Australia, Australia was hopeful of being fully fit before playing in their first World Cup match, Josh Hazlewood said. But the Australian selectors did not rely on him. Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Nathan Coulter-Nile and Zoe Richardson are on pace attack.

Australia will start practice in Brisbane for the World Cup starting on 30 May. They will play three warm-up matches against a New Zealand team. The matches will be played without those who are in India to play the IPL.

Australia’s World Cup squad: Aaron Finch (captain), Jason Behindrop, Alex Carr (wicketkeeper), Nathan Coulter-Nile, Pat Cummins, Usman Khawaja, Nathan Lynn, Shaun Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Zaheer Richardson, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Marcus Styounes , David Warner and Adam Jumps