World Cup cricket is a lot different to IPL and franchise cricket." Fraser-McGurk has represented Australia twice, playing in a pair of ODIs against West Indies earlier this year, making scores of 10 and 41. However, it has been for Delhi Capitals in this ...

During the week-long camp, 11 home-based players and members of extended squad will gather in Brisbane to engage in a comprehensive training regimen, which includes honing skills, rigorous gym session

Mitchell Marsh said Jake Fraser-McGurk is an "outstanding talent" but Australia have all their bases covered, leaving no room for him in their T20 World Cup squad.

Rising star Jake Fraser-McGurk says he has no issues with missing out on Australia's T20 World Cup squad and believes he wasn't in a position to feel like he had earned a place in the final 15-man squad.

Ricky Ponting believed that Jake Fraser-McGurk should’ve been considered for the T20 squad as he could’ve opened alongside Travis Head.

Australia selectors have dropped veteran campaigner Steve Smith from their squad for the T20 World Cup and ignored calls to include Jake Fraser-McGurk despite the young batsman's sensational form in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Opener Jake Fraser-McGurk knows where he stands in the pecking order of Australia's top-order stars and is prepared to bide his time and remain patient and wait for his chance to prove himself at a major ICC tournament.

McGurk, who has yet to make his T20I debut, was omitted from Australia’s 15-player team for the T20 World Cup in the West Indies and United States in June despite blistering form in IPL 2024. While it was expected that the youngster would bag a place,

Australian short-form batting sensation Jake Fraser-McGurk said he didn’t feel he had earned a place in the T20 World Cup squad despite his recent pyrotechnics in the Indian Premier League.