The Indian Premier League has always seen some of the best Australian players entertaining the crowd with their cricket, from Shane Warne in the past to current players like Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc ruling the stage. With IPL 2025 coming, many Australian names are set to showcase their skills. However, there are a few who could grab attention and make a big impact. Take a look at three Australian players who could be game changers for their respective teams in IPL 2025.
Travis Head
Currently, one of the major names in world cricket, Australia’s southpaw Travis Head, has been ruling the crowd whenever he gets down to bat. Head was phenomenal for the SRH camp last season, scoring a total of 567 runs, which included one century. Along with Abhishek Sharma, he provided an impressive start every time and made runs in no time. This is why the team retained him for the upcoming season. He is surely going to be one of the major Australian names in the upcoming IPL 2025.
Marcus Stoinis
Marcus Stoinis played for LSG last season, and this time he is set to be with Punjab Kings. He is one of the key players for Australia’s T20I team, and in the IPL, whenever the team found itself in trouble, he came to the rescue. Mostly as a batter, he came out on top, and his role as a finisher is something everyone appreciates. Also, his ability to provide balance with his bowling, giving the team an all-rounder option, makes him a key player to watch out for in IPL 2025.
Pat Cummins
18 wickets in 16 matches, is impressive, but what gives Pat Cummins an edge is his role as captain of SRH in IPL 2024. He completely transformed the team and brought an aggressive approach. His leadership was one of the reasons why the team reached the final, and overall, the team performed really well last season. Everyone is well aware of how crucial Pat Cummins will be in the upcoming IPL 2025, and he is known for taking on big challenges, making him one of the favorites in IPL 2025.
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