5 cricketers who were dropped after a big Test knock

#3 Shaun Marsh, 2015 (182 vs West Indies)

Shaun Marsh scored a century on his debut against Sri Lanka

Shaun Marsh has been in and out of the Australian national cricket team ever since he made his debut against Sri Lanka in 2011, where he scored a century. Although the stylish left-hander has been much more successful in ODIs, he also had his moments in the longest format of the game.

After a blistering 182-run against West Indies at Hobart back in 2015, it seemed obvious that he would find a place in the following match. But much to his dismay, Marsh was dropped by the selectors to pave the way for Usman Khawaja and Joe Burns.

Having played a total of 38 Test matches, Marsh has scored 2265 runs at an average of 34.32, scoring 6 centuries. The 182 against West Indies is still his highest score. The Aussie was a part of the Test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground earlier this year.