Shaun Marsh will draw curtains to his professional career in Melbourne Renegades' last game of BBL 2023-24. Marsh will end his 23-year-long career that began in 2001 when he represented Western Australia. He will be playing his final game against Sydney Thunder on Wednesday.

Marsh, who last played Test cricket against India in January 2019, has opened 4 times in Test cricket and averages 40 with 69 as his highest score.

The day-night Test begins on December 17 and Australia are grappling with injury issues ahead of the match.

Shaun Marsh was ruled out of the closing stages of the just concluded World Cup because of a fractured forearm, which he suffered while practicing in the nets against pacer Pat Cummins.

Shaun Marsh has had scans on his right forearm after being struck while practising in the nets at training on Thursday, said coach Justin Langer.

Marsh hasn't been selected for the test squad since the home series against India earlier this year.

Usman Khawaja, Shaun Marsh and Glenn Maxwell smashed fifties as Australia beat Pakistan by 20 runs in the final ODI.

Finch was happy his team continued its fine ODI form from India, where it won the series 3-2 earlier this month.

Twenty-year-old Will Pucovski was included Wednesday in the 13-man squad after just eight first-class games, while openers Joe Burns and Matthew Renshaw have also been called up.

Bumrah also paid credit to his coaches through the career and especially talked about Bharat Arun.

Hanuma Vihari and Ishant Sharma were the picks of the bowlers for India by taking two wickets each on the first Day of Perth Test.

A clinical display by India saw them win the 1st Test of the series, their first in 10 years in Australia. The 31-run win helps the visitors take the a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

India rattled the Australian batsmen with a combination of spin and pace to reduce the hosts to 191/7 on Day 2 despite Head's valiant unbeaten half-century.

England reached 314-4 in 44.4 overs in reply to 310-8 for Australia, who won the toss and chose to bat.

Warner and Bancroft had opened the batting for the Australian side in the eight consecutive Tests before the pair was suspended from playing in the international cricket.

Hashim Amla is all set to make his debut in the Indian Premier League as he joins Kings XI Punjab for the rest of the season after Shaun Marsh was forced out of the tournament due to injury.

Kings XI Punjab suffered a major setback today after Australian batsman Shaun Marsh was forced out of the Indian Premier League today due to a back injury.

Mohali: Kings XI Punjab, who are out of contention for a play-off berth in the ongoing IPL, have allowed Shaun Marsh and Mitchell Johnson to return home ahead of Australia's tour of the West Indies

Hobart, Australia: Australia won the toss and chose to bowl Friday in the tri-series one-day international against England at Bellerive Oval.Steve Smith will captain Australia for the first time in one-day internationals in the absence

Sydney: Australia declared at 572-7 in their first innings just after tea on the second day of the fourth test at the Sydney Cricket Ground here Wednesday.Australia's batsmen relentlessly attacked the Indian bowlers, with six