With his explosive half-century, skipper Marsh helped Australia finish their campaign in the T20 World Cup on a strong note, underlining the dominance of Australia's bowling attack over Oman, with Adam Zampa being the standout bowler.
After Marsh asked them to bat first, Oman had an absolute nightmare of a game right from the first ball.
Ponting assessed Australia’s premature exit from the ongoing tournament and also looked ahead to how the side could shape up for the next edition in 2028.
Smith replaces pacer Josh Hazlewood, with Australia having initially held off on naming a substitute after Hazlewood was sidelined earlier this month with a calf injury.
“We'll certainly see him come back into contention over the next few games," he told reporters.
Besides Smith, the other notable omissions from the T20 World Cup squad are youngster Jake Fraser-McGurk, experienced seamer Jason Behrendorff and all-rounder Matt Short.
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Andrew McDonald's first tour as permanent head coach has resulted in significant changes in all three formats. Pat Cummins will captain a 16-man squad for the two-Test series in Galle, while Aaron Finch will lead an extended white-ball group.
Bailey said he was looking forward to the new role and an exciting period ahead for the Australian men's side with the ICC T20 World Cup
A decision on when the match will be replayed will be made at a later date once all the test results are confirmed
