Australia had a disappointing run of their identify defence on the ongoing T20 Global Cup 2022, as they couldn’t even make it to the semi-final degree. The Aussies had been positioned in Workforce 1, the place New Zealand and England controlled to e book their delivery within the semis.

Whilst many mavens have given their reviews relating to what went unsuitable for the protecting champions, former Australian skipper Ricky Ponting has reckoned a transformation in management, naming Glenn Maxwell because the ‘logical’ option to take over as captain.

Ponting stated that present Take a look at skipper Pat Cummins shouldn’t be regarded as with a purpose to set up his workload, and no different participant than Maxwell suits on this position because the all-rounder has enjoy of the Large Bash League (BBL) and the Indian Premier League (IPL).

“He’s clearly executed a good bit in IPL and in BBL. I believe that’s most certainly the logical one. I couldn’t see Pat Cummins in need of to take it on. I used to be just a little bit shocked he took the one-day stuff on, to be truthful as neatly, simply with workload and stuff and what number of video games he probably misses, so possibly you glance to Maxy,” stated Ponting, as quoted through Fox Sports activities.

“I noticed Mitchell Marsh closing week had taken his identify out. He stated he sought after to play and now not have to fret about it. I believe within the present crew, it most certainly could be Maxy,” he added.

Significantly, Aaron Finch, who introduced his ODI retirement in September, is feeling the warmth after Australia’s disastrous marketing campaign in T20 Global Cup and would possibly surrender the captaincy within the shortest layout. Even if, Finch stated he wouldn’t rush a call to take a last name.

“There’s now not some other world T20 till August, so there’s rather an extended destroy. Nonetheless, quite a lot of time so as to weigh all that up. It’s been a sexy just right experience irrespective of what occurs,” Finch had stated, as quoted through Newscomau.