Jasprit Bumrah To Mitchell Starc: Top 10 Cricketers Who Will Miss Champions Trophy 2025 - In Pics

India’s pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah has been ruled out of the Champions Trophy 2025 due to a back injury. His absence puts immense pressure on Mohammed Siraj and the rest of the bowling lineup.

Australia’s ODI and Test skipper Pat Cummins will miss the tournament due to an injury sustained post-Border-Gavaskar Trophy. His leadership and wicket-taking ability will be tough to replace.

The explosive all-rounder was ruled out due to back issues, impacting Australia’s batting balance. His ability to anchor the middle order and bowl crucial overs will be missed.

South Africa’s pace machine Anrich Nortje, sidelined due to a recurring back injury, leaves the Proteas short of an express fast bowler who thrives in high-pressure tournaments.

The 21-year-old Bethell was poised to provide England with an all-round option, but a hamstring injury has dashed his Champions Trophy hopes. His absence alters their squad composition.

Australia suffered another blow as left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc pulled out. Though the exact cause remains unclear, reports suggest an ankle issue could be behind his decision.

Pakistan’s young batting sensation Saim Ayub was sidelined due to an ankle injury, denying him a potential breakout tournament on home soil.

The 18-year-old spinner, hailed as Afghanistan’s future bowling star, has been ruled out due to a fracture in his L4 vertebra, sidelining him for at least four months.

Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has announced his retirement from ODIs, opting to focus on T20 cricket. His decision leaves Australia with another void in their limited-overs setup.

Hazlewood’s withdrawal compounds Australia’s bowling woes. The seasoned pacer, who has been crucial in white-ball formats, leaves a significant gap in their attack.