Personal Information

Full NameMitchell Ross Marsh
BornOctober 20, 1991 Attadale, Perth
Age32 Years, 5 Months, -1 Days
National SideAustralia
Batting StyleRight Handed
BowlingRight-arm medium
SportCricket

Ranking

TestODIT20
Batting634615
Bowling79194189

Man of the Match

TestODIT20World CupCL
18512

Career Information

Teams PlayedAustralia, Australia A, Suffolk, Delhi Capitals, Deccan Chargers, Middlesex, Western Australia, Australia Under-19, Australian XI, Pune Warriors India, Perth Scorchers, Nagenahira Nagas, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Western Australia Chairman XI, Rising Pune Supergiant, Australians, London Spirit, Western Australia XI
Career Span

Mitchell Ross Marsh Overall Stats

Batting & Fielding Performance

MIN/ORHS100s50s4s6sAVGS/RCTSTDucksR/O
Test
427372010181 v ENG392643030.4556.7422080
ODI
8985112672177* v BAN3182458936.1096.1835075
World Cup
13131472177* v BAN21462139.33107.02--31
T20I
545210143292* v SA091186634.09135.3525030
CL
77420363* v LIO0219667.66120.111000
IPL
3832260489 v RR03393520.13125.0510043

Bowling Performance

IOMRWBest3s5sAVGE/RS/RMtc
Test
68547.3881922485/46 v ENG4140.043.5168.4341
ODI
69364.592009565/33 v ENG4135.875.5039.0869
World Cup
826016575/33 v ENG0123.576.3422.288
T20I
25500387173/24 v WI1022.767.7417.6425
CL
3805922/12 v LIO0029.507.3724.003
IPL
3185.21692364/25 v DCH3019.228.1014.2231

Mitchell Ross Marsh Profile

Mitchell Marsh is recognized as one of the hardest hitters of the cricket ball as well as being very handy as a medium pacer. Having chosen cricket over a career as an Australian Rules footballer, Mitchell Marsh wasted no time showing off the natural ability that he shares with his Test-playing father Geoff Marsh, and brother Shaun Marsh.

He made his state debut at the age of 17, was an Under-19 World Cup-winning captain at 18, and earned an international call-up at 19. At the mere age of 17, Mitchell became the youngest Australian to play the domestic One-Day Cup, in February 2009. A year later, the Perth-born led Australia in the 2010 U19 World Cup, where Australia eventually won. Post the junior World Cup, the promising all-rounder got an Indian Domestic League contract from a Hyderabad-based franchise for the 2010 edition. After a successful outing in the Indian T20 League, Marsh had his international debut in the shortest format against South Africa in 2011. Later in that tour, he was called up into the 50-overs format as well.

The young gun got picked by his home team, the Perth franchise in the Australian T20 league, in the inaugural edition of the Big Bash League (Australian Domestic T20 League). For the next two years, the all-rounder plied his trade in franchise cricket and just a couple of limited-overs games. With injuries being a massive headache for the player he opted against the big money on offer in the Indian T20 League in 2014 and Marsh burst back onto the scene with a double-century for Australia A against India A. On the back of his flashes of brilliance in the ODIs, the Perth-born earned his Test cap against Pakistan.

Seeing the all-rounder’s caliber and potential, the national selectors named Mitchell in the 2015 World Cup squad, hosted by Australia and New Zealand. He didn’t get many opportunities in the event, as the all-around department was handled by Shane Watson. Ever since Watson’s retirement in 2016, Marsh became the first-choice fast-bowling all-rounder for the Aussies but recurring injuries coincided with the emergence of other all-rounders of his skills but whenever fit and available, Marsh managed to stake his claim in the squad. He then replaced Marcus Stoinis in the World Cup of 2019 as a late edition. Marsh was one of the leading run-scorers during the 2021 T20 World Cup for Australia and was the Player of the Match in the final. Mitchell Marsh in 2022 was selected by the Delhi franchise in the auctions for the Indian T20 league and has been a key player for them ever since Over the years, the all-rounder has played for various franchises across the globe but his being injury-prone has been a road blocker for this blockbuster all-rounder.