Australia Squad for Pakistan T20I Series: Australia has announced the team for the white ball series against Pakistan. 13 players have been selected for the T20 series, while 14 names have been announced for the ODI series. Pat Cummins will be seen leading Australia's ODI team against Pakistan. But the big question is who will be the captain of the T20 team?

Actually, Australia has announced the team for the T20 series but the name of its captain is yet to be finalized. The 3-match ODI and T20 series between Pakistan and Australia will be played between 4 and 18 November.

Mitchell Marsh is the captain of Australia's T20 team, he will not captain the team in the series against Pakistan. The reason for Mitchell Marsh not captaining the team in this series is that he will not play in the series. Australian all-rounder Marsh will be out of the T20 series against Pakistan due to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India.

Who will Replaced Mitchell Marsh As T20I Captain for Australia?

Josh Inglis, Matthew Short and Adam Zampa are the three big contenders to replace Mitchell Marsh as captain in the T20 series against Pakistan. However, there is no player in the 13-member team who has had captaincy experience before. In the T20 series against Pakistan, Australia will not only miss the regular captain but also the head coach. In fact, Andrew McDonald will not be the coach to focus on the Test series against India. In his place, Andre Borovec will coach the team in the T20 series.

Australia T20I Squad for Pakistan Series: Sean Abbott, Xavier Bartlett, Cooper Connolly, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Aaron Hardie, Josh Inglis, Spencer Johnson, Glenn Maxwell, Matthew Short, Marcus Stoinis, Adam Zampa.

“This group of players have all represented Australia in T20 cricket, so we look forward to them continuing to enhance their international experience throughout this series. We are excited by the mix of experience combined with those closer to the start of their international journeys," - Australia Selection Chair George Bailey said.

AUS vs PAK T20I Series Schedule:

First T20I: November 14, Brisbane

Second T20I: November 16, Sydney

Third T20I: November 18, Hobart.