The Australia cricket team has confirmed its ticket for the semi-finals of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Last Friday, February 28, they shared one point each with Afghanistan due to a rain-interrupted match at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore,

Australia has reached the Champions Trophy semifinals after its last group game against Afghanistan was abandoned because of rain and a wet outfield in Lahore.

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Australia secured a spot in the Champions Trophy semifinals after their match against Afghanistan in Lahore was called off due to rain.

Australia go safely through to the semi-finals after rain causes their game against Afghanistan to be abandoned in the ICC Men's Champions Trophy.

Prior to the possible ICC Champions Trophy semifinal against India, Australia faced a significant setback as a key player was sidelined due to injury. This update was announced by captain Steve Smith following the cancellation of Australia's final league match against Afghanistan due to rain.

Ahead of the semi-finals of the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025, Australia suffered a major setback as opener Matthew Short got injured on Friday, as per the ICC. Short injured his calf while fielding and appeared hampered when making a quickfire 20 at the top of Australia's batting order before rain saw the match with Afghanistan in Lahore abandoned.