Aaron Finch is set to resign from one-day internationals following Australia's continuous series against New Zealand, reported Cricket Australia on Saturday. Finch, who has played 145 ODI coordinates with 54 as chief, will keep on driving the men's T20 side. The 2015 World Cup victor, Finch, made his ODI debut in 2013 and scored 5041 runs - including 17 centuries and 30 fifties - at a normal of 39.13. The Australian opener, in any case, has gotten through a run of low scores in the new past. "It has been a phenomenal ride for certain unimaginable recollections," Finch said. "I have been very lucky to be a piece of some splendid one-day sides. Similarly, I have been honored by every one of those I have played with and the many individuals in the background. "It is time now to give another pioneer the most ideal chance to get ready for and win the following Scene Cup. I thank those who have helped and upheld my excursion to this point." Cricket Australia Chief Scratch Hockley added: "for the benefit of Australian Cricket, I might want to praise Aaron on his huge commitment as commander of the Australian Men's ODI group and as a brilliant type of the 50-over design. "Aaron is a tremendously gifted and decided player whose extraordinary deeds with the bat have been matched by serious areas of strength for him motivating authority. His choice to move to one side from the ODI captaincy presently is ordinary of his caring way to deal with the game. "I'm glad Aaron will lead the Australian group into the impending ICC Men's T20 World Cup where his initiative, experience and strategic nous will be necessary to the protection of our T20 World Cup title on home soil."