Mitchell Marsh has been named Australia’s T20I captain for the upcoming three-match series against South Africa. Marsh takes over from Aaron Finch, who retired from the format earlier this year.
Marsh is a proven performer in T20 cricket, with an average of 33.57 and a strike rate of 139.26 in 56 matches. He was a key member of Australia’s World Cup-winning team in 2021, and he is widely regarded as one of the best all-rounders in the world.
“I’m really excited to be named captain of the Australian T20 side,” Marsh said. “It’s a great honor, and I’m looking forward to leading the team into the next phase of our journey.”
Marsh’s appointment is a vote of confidence in his leadership skills. He is a natural leader, and he is well-respected by his teammates. He is also a very experienced player, and he has a deep understanding of the game.
“Mitchell is a great leader and a world-class player,” said Cricket Australia’s national selector George Bailey. “He’s been a key member of our team for a number of years, and he’s ready for this challenge.”
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Marsh will be joined in the Australia squad by a number of new faces, including Spencer Johnson, Aaron Hardie, and Matt Short. These players are all highly talented, and they will be looking to make an impact on the international stage.
The Australia-South Africa T20I series will be played from August 30 to September 2. The matches will be played in Johannesburg, Centurion, and Cape Town.
Marsh’s appointment as T20I captain is a significant moment in his career. He is now one of the leading players in Australia’s white-ball teams, and he will be looking to lead the team to success in the years to come.