Inglis will lead Australia in the third ODI and the three T20Is against Pakistan, with Test regulars like Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Marnus Labuschagne, and Steve Smith turning their focus towards the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy. Mitchell Marsh, Australia's designated white-ball captain, meanwhile, will be unavailable as he is on a paternity leave.

This will make Inglis Australia's 30th ODI captain and 14th T20I captain, and the 33rd white-ball captain overall.

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Ricky Ponting is by far the most capped Australian ODI captain, having led them in 229 games, followed by Allan Border (178) and Steve Waugh (106), the only three Australians to have captained in more than 100 ODIs. In T20Is, Aaron Finch is the most experienced Australian captain, having led them 76 times, which is 48 more than the next best, George Bailey, who's the current chief selector of the senior men's side.

Among the 32 captains who have led Australia in limited overs games before, seven only had the opportunity to do so once: Bill Lawry (ODI), David Hookes (ODI), Ray Bright (ODI), Cameron White (ODI), Josh Hazlewood (ODI), Shane Watson (T20I), and Travis Head (T20I).

The third ODI against Pakistan, Inglis' first game as Australia captain, will be played on November 10 at the Perth Stadium, followed by the three T20Is in Brisbane (14th), Sydney (16th), and Hobart (18th).

Full list of Australia's white-ball captains

ODI captains