Despite coming to the tournament without many senior players, Australia have qualified for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semi-finals. Notably this will be their first appearance in semi-finals of the tournament since their appearance in 2009, which they won.

The four semi-finalists are confirmed but the details of the fixtures will only be finalised after stumps on Sunday.

In case India beats New Zealand and tops the table, it will take on Australia - the second-placed team in the other group. On the other hand, if the Men in Blue lose to the Kiwis, they will face Group B table-topper South Africa in the first semifinal.

Australia are likely to have to alter their top order for the Champions Trophy semi-final after Matthew Short picked up a quad injury against Afghanistan which is expected to rule him out. Short suffered the injury late in Afghanistan's innings and though he did open the batting alongside Travis Head,

Australia's Matt Short looks set to miss the Champions Trophy semi-finals after suffering a thigh injury during Friday's abandoned Group B match against Afghanistan in Lahore.

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,

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.

The Steve Smith-led Australia has sealed the semi-final berth of the Champions Trophy 2025. Their clash against Afghanistan was called off following the rain interruption. The Champions Trophy 2025 match between Australia and Afghanistan was halted due to rain.