Shaun Marsh

Marsh ended with 2265 Test runs to his name at an average of 34.31, playing his last Test in January 2019 against India.

Long regarded as a Test star, Marsh had an impressive debut in 2011 with a century against Sri Lanka in Pallekele after scoring his first first-class century at the age of 19 against a potent New South Wales team that included Steve and Mark Waugh. Marsh's highest Test score of 182 was made against West Indies in Hobart in 2015. He made his ODI debut for Australia several months later against West Indies where his 81 from 97 balls earned him player of the match honours, but it would be a further four years before he earned a Test call-up. "That's where I found the love of the game as a young kid when I was watching dad play. Marsh made his first-class debut for Western Australia in 2001 when he was 17 years old. It wasn't the way I planned it after winning the Shield final last year.

Shaun Marsh, a left-handed batter from Western Australia, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket after dedicating 22 years of service to the ...

Marsh’s retirement is effective immediately, which means that he will not be able to participate in Western Australia’s bid to defend their title. Marsh made his first-class debut at the young age of 17 in 2001 for Western Australia. Shaun Marsh, a left-handed batter from Western Australia, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket after dedicating 22 years of service to the sport at the Sheffield Shield level.

Star opener Shaun Marsh will miss out on the chance of adding a second straight Sheffield Shield title...

Despite not having the chance to add another Shield title to his resume, Marsh ends his state career as one of the greatest ever players to feature for WA. "I guess (retirement) has been on my mind for a little bit now and probably over the last few days it's sort of set in that it's the right decision to make. Marsh has battled knee, hamstring and calf injuries since the end of last season, and last month fractured a finger while playing a Shield match for WA.

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He will honour the final year of his Big Bash League deal with Melbourne Renegades He played 38 Tests for Australia, scoring 2,265 runs including six centuries, and featured in 73 one-day internationals. Marsh has not fully stepped away from the game with a year remaining on his Melbourne Renegades contract, but the announcement is the end of his lengthy state and international career.

One of WA cricket's most decorated and longest-serving players, Shaun Marsh, insists the time is right after calling stumps, effective immediately, ...

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After 23 years at the top Shaun Marsh is set to finally call it quits and end his distinguished first-class career.

Marsh, who turns 40 in June, is set to fulfil his Big Bash contract with the Melbourne Renegades next season. [Shaun Marsh retires from first class cricket after more than 20 years at the top](https://www.news.com.au/sport/cricket/shaun-marsh-retires-from-first-class-cricket-after-more-than-20-years-at-the-top/news-story/12c4c751390ddfaab32225a9462da1e4) Shaun Marsh retires from first class cricket after more than 20 years at the top

WA prodigy and Australia A's youngest squad member Teague Wyllie will always be grateful his career intertwined briefly with retiring great Shaun Marsh.

It’s a privilege and an honour to be able to grace the field with a great of WA cricket like a Shaun.” “I’ve worked really hard to get into the position that I’m in at the moment and I’m really grateful to be recognised and given the opportunity to try and take it to the next level.” “It’s really special to be recognised by the Australian selection panel and be given the opportunity to go on the Australian A tour,” Wyllie said.