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Daniel Marsh

Daniel James Marsh (born 14 June 1973) is a former Australian cricketer who captained the Tasmanian Tigers. The son of the late former Australian keeper Rod Marsh, he was a right-handed batsman and a handy slow left-arm orthodox bowler. He played for South Australia early on in his career and played County Cricket for Leicestershire County Cricket Club.

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10 wickets in match
0
100s/50s
16/43
1993/94–1995/96
South Australia
1996/97–2009/10
Tasmania (squad no. 4)
2001
Leicestershire
5 wickets in innings
1

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Daniel Marsh

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10 wickets in match · 1
Daniel Marsh → 0
100s/50s · 1
Daniel Marsh → 16/43
1993/94–1995/96 · 1
Daniel Marsh → South Australia
1996/97–2009/10 · 1
Daniel Marsh → Tasmania (squad no. 4)
2001 · 1
Daniel Marsh → Leicestershire
5 wickets in innings · 1
Daniel Marsh → 1
Balls bowled · 1
Daniel Marsh → 16,265
Batting · 1
Daniel Marsh → Right-handed
Batting average · 1
Daniel Marsh → 37.36
Best bowling · 1
Daniel Marsh → 7/57

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Daniel Marsh10 wickets in match01.00infobox
Daniel Marsh100s/50s16/431.00infobox
Daniel Marsh1993/94–1995/96South Australia1.00infobox
Daniel Marsh1996/97–2009/10Tasmania (squad no. 4)1.00infobox
Daniel Marsh2001Leicestershire1.00infobox
Daniel Marsh5 wickets in innings11.00infobox
Daniel MarshBalls bowled16,2651.00infobox
Daniel MarshBattingRight-handed1.00infobox
Daniel MarshBatting average37.361.00infobox
Daniel MarshBest bowling7/571.00infobox
Daniel MarshBorn(1973-06-14) 14 June 1973 (age 53) Subiaco, Western Australia1.00infobox
Daniel MarshBowlingLeft-arm orthodox spin1.00infobox
Daniel MarshBowling average46.801.00infobox
Daniel MarshCatches/stumpings175/–1.00infobox
Daniel MarshCompetitionCompetition FC LA T20 Matches 150 129 13 Runs scored 8,146 3,119 182 Batting average 37.36 33.53 16.54 100s/50s 16/43 4/16 0/0 Top score 157 106* 30 Balls bowled 16,265 3,799 17…1.00infobox
Daniel MarshFull nameDaniel James Marsh1.00infobox
Daniel MarshHeight1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)1.00infobox
Daniel MarshMatches1501.00infobox
Daniel MarshNicknameSOB (Son of Bacchus)1.00infobox
Daniel MarshRoleAll rounder1.00infobox
Daniel MarshRuns scored8,1461.00infobox
Daniel MarshTop score1571.00infobox
Daniel MarshWickets1741.00infobox

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