With their star pace trio hoping to return for the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup, Australia's rich fast-bowling heritage may be about to embark on yet another exciting chapter. Both fans and experts are excited about the potential return of Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc, and Pat Cummins. 

These three have been the foundation of Australia's bowling attack in all formats for many years. They have produced numerous game-winning performances on the international scene and are renowned for their speed, accuracy, and capacity to perform under pressure. 

Australia's coach says "misconception."

There is a "misconception" regarding the absence of Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, and Mitchell Starc from the upcoming ODI tours of Pakistan and Bangladesh, according to Australia coach Andrew McDonald, who acknowledges that Australia's aging fast bowlers must be managed carefully in advance of a massive 2027 schedule. 

Experience Meets Determination 

All three bowlers will be nearing the end of their careers by the time the 2027 World Cup takes place. However, fast bowlers' careers have been extended by contemporary fitness standards and workload management, making their participation a realistic possibility.

Australia's current captain, Pat Cummins, has already shown remarkable leadership and dependability. Josh Hazlewood's accuracy and control make him a dependable asset in any situation, while Mitchell Starc continues to be one of the most dangerous left-arm pacers in world cricket, particularly in ICC competitions.

Australia's bumper Test schedule 2026-27

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