Mitch Marsh

No one thought Mitch Marsh was going to be an Ashes hero. But his day one heroics have left Australian selectors with one massive question moving forward.

Mitch Marsh has hit a rapid century in his Test return, before being dismissed right on tea to leave Australia 5-240 on day one of the third Ashes Test.

After Marsh claimed a five-wicket haul in his last Test, against England at The Oval in the 2019 Ashes, he admitted to feeling like "most of Australia hate me" ...

Marsh is pointing his bat to all parts of Headingley after a stunning century. His first hundred outside of Australia and a century which could very well ...

England's Wood took five wickets after Aussie Marsh had cracked a run-a-ball century as the Ashes battle resumed at Headingley.

Mitch Marsh and Mark Wood combined with a pacy and lively pitch for the most high octane cricket of a transfixing Ashes bout.

Alex Carey has been serenaded with boos from the Headingley fans. Yet, he has hit a drive for four to get off the mark.

Mitch Marsh has lifted his scoring and England have yet to find a solution as the all-rounder has reached 88 not out with two quick fours off Ali. Together, Marsh and Head have made their last 50 runs in 42 balls with Marsh doing much of that work.

Mitchell Marsh made the most of his return to the team after four years. Find out more here.

'So proud': Shaun and Geoff Marsh erupt in Bali celebration as Mitch completes Ashes century.