Throughout his first-class career, Pucovski accumulated 2,350 runs with an impressive average of 45.19, including seven centuries and a top score of 255 not out.

His career was marred by injuries, including a shoulder dislocation during his debut match, which limited him to just one Test appearance.

In his sole Test for Australia in January 2021, he scored 62 runs against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground, a promising start that was ultimately cut short.

Pucovski acknowledged the noticeable changes in his health since his concussions, which have raised concerns for both him and his loved ones.

Pucovski has suffered over 10 concussions, primarily caused by short-pitched bowling, which have significantly impacted his health and daily life.

Will Pucovski, a former Australian cricket prodigy, has announced his retirement from all levels of professional cricket at the age of 27 due to severe concussion-related symptoms.

A medical panel had previously recommended his retirement, emphasizing the seriousness of his condition after multiple head injuries throughout his career.

Despite retiring as a player, Pucovski plans to remain involved in cricket as the head coach for the Melbourne Cricket Club, a team he has a long history with.

He revealed his decision during a radio program on April 8, 2025, expressing deep disappointment but acknowledging the necessity of stepping away for his health.

He described his post-concussion experiences as 'horrendous,' facing severe fatigue, headaches, and mental health challenges.

His most recent concussion occurred in March 2024 during a Sheffield Shield match, which ultimately led to his withdrawal from an English summer contract.

On April 7, 2025, it was announced that he would take on the role of head coach for the MCC’s Premier team, where he previously played and won a premiership.