7 Father-Son pairs to have played international cricket

#1 Geoff, Shaun and Mitchell Marsh

The Marsh brothers are the mainstay of the current Australian Test team

Geoff represented Australia in 50 Tests and 117 ODIs from 1985 to 1992. Geoff averaged around 33 in Test matches and almost 40 in ODI cricket. Post-retirement he coached the Australian team and was the coach when Australia won the 1999 World Cup in England.

Shaun Marsh scored a century on Test debut against Sri Lanka in 2011 and promised to go down as one of the great Australian cricketers.

Since then Shaun has not set world cricket on fire. In a career of 32 Tests, Shaun averages 37.6 in 57 innings with six centuries and nine half-centuries. In 53 ODI innings, Shaun averages 37.65.

Shaun has been in and out of the Australian team in the last 7 years due to his inconsistent performances.

Mitchell Marsh is one of the most promising young cricketers to be playing the game currently.

Mitchell has seemed to be a perfect successor for Shane Watson. With his aggressive batting and accurate bowling.

Mitchell is a regular for Australia in all the three formats i.e. Tests, ODI and T 20s. Mitchell has played 90 international matches for Australia and will be the key player for Australia in future.

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