Australia is set to face Zimbabwe in a crucial T20 World Cup match amid significant injury concerns, particularly with their captain Mitchell Marsh, who is suffering from internal testicular bleeding. According to ESPN Cricinfo, Marsh's injury means he is unlikely to play, and his absence could severely impact Australia's performance. Steve Smith has been brought in as cover, and his recent form in the Big Bash League, where he scored 299 runs in six innings at an average of 59, provides some solace to the team. Despite these challenges, Australia managed a comprehensive 67-run victory over Ireland, showcasing their depth and resilience, as noted by ESPN. However, the team remains wary of Zimbabwe's potent pace attack led by Brad Evans and Blessing Muzarabani, which could pose a significant threat.