Australia enters the T20 World Cup with a significantly altered pace attack due to injuries to key players. As reported by Business Recorder and cricket.com.au, Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood are absent due to back, Achilles, and hamstring injuries, while Mitchell Starc has retired from the format. Nathan Ellis, now leading the pace attack, expressed confidence in the new lineup, stating, 'We've had 18-24 months of cricket together where the big three haven't been playing.' Ellis emphasized the team's adaptability, saying, 'We've all got different skill-sets and can gel together on the night in different phases of the game.' This sentiment is echoed across multiple sources, including The Guardian and thestar.com.my, highlighting the team's resilience despite the absence of their star bowlers.
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Australia's Nathan Ellis Optimistic for T20 World Cup Contention

Australia's T20 World Cup squad adapts to key pace bowler absences, while England thrives on 'winning ugly.' Zimbabwe's captain highlights associate nations' progress in the evolving T20 landscape.
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