Australian coach Michael Di Benuto has hinted that powerful all-rounder Mitchell Marsh will open the batting side of the Australian team against South Africa in the upcoming five-game ODI series. . The 31-year-old had a great run against Proteas in his three-game T20 series that ended on Sunday.
Marsh has been Australia’s standout player in all three game formats in recent years. The all-rounder showed from the start that his hard-hitting skills could take on bowlers, impressing everyone with batting in the Ashes Series and then leading the team in the T20 Series away series against South Africa. p>
Michael Di Venuto told the media that the team has many chances ahead of ODI cricket, and along with Mitchell Marsh, veteran David Warner has been consistently in the squad in every format. Named Travis Head for his contributions. .
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“Trav was really good tonight. He was very calm the whole time and reacted well to the ball. He can hit anywhere on the ground,” said Michael Di Venuto.
Earlier this year, in the ODI Series against India, Mitchell Marsh posted an impressive 194 RBI and 132 batting average in three games, helping Australia win the ODI Series against Men in Blue and earning the Player of the Year award. Selected for The Series. useful in India.
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Michael Di Venuto said Marsh has been a natural leader for the team for many years and believes his game has grown with his responsibilities within the team. He reiterated that his own development helped transform his form into the game’s long format.
“Mitch is a natural leader and has worked for us for a long time. attached.
“He’s been batting like that for several years. He’s a great short-form cricketer.” We watched him transfer that form to Test cricket in the ashes. I came. He’s confident in his game and he’s been that way for a while,” added Michael Di Venuto.
Mitchell Marsh, who was scheduled to captain the crew on T20I, will take over for the ODI series in the absence of regular captain Pat Cummins. The Australian team will try to meet some criteria in this series ahead of his ODI World Cup in India.
