Shaun Marsh became a household name after he won the Orange Cap in the inaugural edition of the Indian Premier League. He holds an impeccable IPL record with 2477 runs in 71 matches with an average of 39.95. He was purchased by Kings XI Punjab in 2008 and stayed with the franchise till 2017.
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Soon after his performance in the IPL, the Australia selectors came knocking on his door. Shaun made his ODI and T20l debut for Australia in their tour of West Indies in 2008. A string of good performances in the limited overs formats earned him a maiden Test call-up in 2011. The left-hander grabbed the chance by becoming the 19th Australian batsman to score a Test century on debut.
Over the years, Marsh has found himself in and out of the Australian squad. He will always be remembered in India as one of the first breakthrough stars of the IPL.
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Sunil is a pro wrestling journalist, covering AEW and WWE news stories at Sportskeeda. He holds an MBA degree in Marketing, and has nearly 7 years of experience. A wrestling aficionado since childhood, Sunil used to imitate his favorite wrestlers as a young kid, and started writing professionally about the sport via Sportskeeda’s revenue-sharing opportunity.
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