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Mitchell Marsh Height, Weight, Age, Affairs, Family, Biography & More

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Bio
Real NameMitchell Ross Marsh
NicknameBison, Mitch
ProfessionAustralian Cricketer (All-rounder)
Physical Stats & More
Heightin centimeters- 190 cm
in meters- 1.90 m
in Feet Inches- 6’ 3”
Weight (Approx.)in Kilograms- 90 kg
in Pounds- 157 lbs
Body Measurements (Approx)- Chest: 42 Inches
- Waist: 34 Inches
- Biceps: 13 Inches
Eye ColourHazel
Hair ColourBrown
Cricket
International DebutTest- 22 October 2014 vs Pakistan in Dubai
ODI- 19 October 2011 vs South Africa in Centurion
T20- 16 October 2011 vs South Africa in Johannesburg
Coach/MentorJustin Langer
Jersey Number#8 (Australia)
#10 (Perth Scorchers)
Domestic/County TeamsPerth Scorchers, Deccan Chargers, Pune Warriors, Rising Pune Supergiants, Western Australia
Batting StyleRight Handed Bat
Bowling StyleRight-arm medium
Nature on fieldCool
Favourite ShotStraight Drive
Records/Achievements (main ones)• Mitchell Marsh has one 5-wicket ODI haul to his name. In the 2015 World Cup, he took 5/33 in a match against England at the MCG.
• In a match against India A in July 2014, Marsh scored 211 while batting at 7th position. Marsh and his partner Sam Whiteman collected 371 runs for the seventh wicket, thus earning the accolade of second-highest seventh-wicket partnership.
• Mitch Marsh had a memorable T20 debut. Although he scored a mediocre figure of 36, he hit 4 sixes; 3 of which came in the final over of the innings.
Career Turning PointMarsh was handed the captaincy for the 2010 U-19 Cricket World Cup. Under his leadership, Australia won the tournament. Also, Marsh scored a match-winning 97 in the semi-final against Sri Lanka.
Personal Life
Date of Birth20 October 1991
Age (as in 2016)25 Years
Birth PlaceAttadale, Perth, Australia
Zodiac sign/Sun signLibra
NationalityAustralian
HometownAttadale, Perth, Australia
SchoolNot Known
CollegeWesley College, South Perth, Australia
Educational QualificationsNot Known
FamilyFather- Geoff Marsh (Former Cricketer)
Mother- Mitchelle
Brother- Shaun Marsh (Elder, Cricketer)
Shaun Marsh with his family
Sister- Melissa Marsh (Elder, Former Basketball Player)
Mitchell Marsh sister Melissa
ReligionChristianity
HobbiesListening to music, watching Football
ControversyUnusual Pose with World Cup Trophy: Mitchell Marsh faced massive backlash when a picture of him went viral on the internet in November 2023. In the picture, he was seen posing with the 2023 World Cup trophy with both his legs resting on top of it. The image soon stirred controversy on the internet with many netizens calling it as a gesture of disrespect. [1]India Today
Mitchell Marsh while sitting with his legs atop of the 2023 World Cup trophy
Favourite Things
Favourite BatsmanSteve Waugh, Jacques Kallis
Favourite ActorJohnny Depp
Girls, Family & More
Marital StatusUnmarried
Affairs/GirlfriendsIsabelle Platt
Mitchell Marsh with her partner Isabelle Platt
WifeN/A
ChildrenDaughter- N/A
Son- N/A

Mitchell Marsh Australian cricketer

Some Lesser Known Facts About Mitchell Marsh

  • Does Mitchell Marsh smoke: Not Known
  • Does Mitchell Marsh drink alcohol: Yes
  • Mitchell Marsh is the youngest son of former Australian cricketer Geoff Marsh and younger brother of team-mate Shaun Marsh.
  • Mitchell’s sister, Melissa, is a former basketball player; she played for Perth Lynx in the WNBL.
  • Before focussing solely on cricket, Marsh had a keen interest in the game of football. He was an Australian rules footballer and represented Western Australia in 2008 AFL National Under-18 Championships.
  • At the age of 17, Mitchell Marsh, while representing Western Australian Warriors, became the youngest ever player to debut in an Australian domestic one-day game. Additionally, he became Western Australia’s youngest debutant in 70 years.
  • Mitchell Marsh was the captain of the U-19 Australian team, which lifted the World Cup in 2010.
  • On September 20, 2014, Marsh hit two sixes of the last two balls and got his team Perth Scorchers an improbable victory over the Dolphins in the now defunct Champions League T20.

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