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Australia selects Renshaw and Green for England ODI series; Starc, Hazlewood, Cummins rested

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The Associated Press. (2026, November 2). Australia selects Renshaw and Green for England ODI series; Starc, Hazlewood, Cummins rested. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/cricket/australia-selects-renshaw-and-green-for-england-odi-series-starc-hazlewood-cummins-rested/article_d1ad4411-f798-5e6e-91ab-dafc8cf1ddfb.html

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Australia has selected Matt Renshaw and Cameron Green for a one-day international (ODI) series against England, starting November 13. The Australian team will play three ODIs on home soil from the 13th to the 18th of this month. Top bowlers Mitch Starc, Josh Hazlewood, and Pat Cummins are being rested to prepare for an upcoming four-test series against New Zealand in December. Cricket Australia is managing player fatigue due to a packed schedule that includes tours to South Africa and India.
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As of November 2, 2026, Australia has selected players Matt Renshaw and Cameron Green for a one-day cricket international (ODI) series against England, starting on November 13. The series includes matches on November 15 and 18 in Australia. Notably, frontline pace bowlers Mitch Starc, Josh Hazlewood, and Pat Cummins are being rested to prepare for an upcoming four-test series against New Zealand that begins on December 9 at Perth. This decision reflects the packed schedule of Australian cricket over the next four months. Cricket Australia faces selection challenges ahead of the New Zealand series and a test tour to India in January, following a recent loss in a test series against South Africa. Mitch Marsh is set to lead both the ODI and T20 squads for these upcoming matches against England.

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Australia GPE · 4× England GPE · 3× New Zealand GPE · 3× South Africa GPE · 3× Alex Carey PERSON · 2× Cameron Green PERSON · 2× Cooper Connolly PERSON · 2× Josh Inglis PERSON · 2× Mitchell Marsh PERSON · 2× Travis Head PERSON · 2×

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Frontline pace bowlers Mitch Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins are being rested for two white-ball series against England this month to prepare for the four-test series against New Zealand starting Dec. 9 at Perth in what is a packed four-month schedule for the Australians.
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🔮 Mitch Marsh will lead both of the Australian white-ball squads.

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Matt Renshaw and Cameron Green were among the six Australia players selected for a series of one-day cricket internationals against England in the immediate aftermath of a test series loss in South Africa on the weekend. asserted
Renshaw → select → weekend
Frontline pace bowlers Mitch Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins are being rested for two white-ball series against England this month to prepare for the four-test series against New Zealand starting Dec. 9 at Perth in what is a packed four-month schedule for the Australians. asserted
what → rest → Australians
Green and Renshaw were chosen along with Alex Carey, Josh Inglis, Travis Head and Cooper Connolly in a 14-man squad for the three home ODIs on Nov. 13, 15 and 18. asserted
Green → choose → Nov.
No players from the third test were selected for the T20 squad to face England in a five-game series. asserted
players → select → series
Mitch Marsh will lead both of the Australian white-ball squads. asserted
Marsh → lead → squads
Cricket Australia has plenty of selection and form issues to weigh ahead of the series against New Zealand and a test tour to India starting in January. asserted
Australia → have → January
South Africa, the World Test Championship holder, ended Australia’s two-year presence atop the International Cricket Council’s test standings with the series win at home. asserted
Africa → end → home
“We are in the middle of a highly demanding phase of our schedule,” Australia selector George Bailey said. asserted
Bailey → say → schedule
“Our multiformat players are transitioning directly from the tour of South Africa into an ODI and T20 series, leaving a narrow window to ensure the squad is physically prepared and fresh for the upcoming New Zealand test series.” asserted
squad → transition → series
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