Marcus Stoinis fit to play Champions Trophy

Australia will face Sri Lanka and Pakistan in during the Warm-up games

While, their main tournament begins on June 2 against Black Caps in Birmingham.

The 27-year-old damaged his shoulder during a warm-up session in IPL while diving for a ball before Kings XI Punjab’s clash against Royal Challengers Bangalore on May 5.

The Victorian had a disappointing season with Kings Xi Punjab as he could only manage to score 17 runs with the bat and clinched just two wickets during his short stint.

With Champions Trophy just round the corner, Cricket Australia has received a massive boost.

He will now head to London with alongside Lehmann and other squad members while those playing IPL will arrive when their campaign ends.

He played 5 matches for Punjab in 2017 but couldn’t repeat the impressive performance of IPL 2016.

Star all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has been declared fit and he will fly to the United Kingdom with the Australian Cricket team for the elite tournament.