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Marnus Labuschagne

Australia · Brisbane Heat · Hyderabad Kingsmen · Queensland

Marnus Labuschagne

32Australia

  • Right-handed top-order batter
  • Right-arm medium-fast bowler
  • Right-arm leg-spin bowler
  • Occasional bowler

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First-class record

Batting

MatInnsRunsAvgSR100/50HS
First-class14124510,14244.4855.127/48215
Tests681224,86142.6452.111/25215
v South Africa71227925.3647.00/179
Domestic731235,28146.3258.216/23192
Last 10101937519.7450.90/048

Bowling

MatBallsWktsAvgEconBest5w10w
First-class1415,6727842.223.484/2200
Tests681,3881558.003.763/4500
v South Africa765141.003.781/800
Domestic734,2846338.463.394/2200
Last 1010438820.382.234/2200

Batting style

Balanced top-order batter

FigurePlayerParAgainst par
Average39.428.4
Average v pace36.227.2
Average v spin50.133.2
Strike rate v pace4953
Strike rate v spin7054
Balls per dismissal7453
Dot %73.873.8

10,469 balls in Tests and domestic first-class matches · Nov 2021 – Oct 2026

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Bowling style

Low-threat seamer

  • Weak against right-handers
FigurePlayerParAgainst par
Average42.530.8
Balls per wicket77.657.6
Economy3.293.21
Average v right-handers53.329.3
Average v left-handers30.433.9
Dot %71.073.5

2,793 balls bowled in Tests and domestic first-class matches · Nov 2021 – Oct 2026

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Men's First-class

International rank
28th
batters
Overall rank
59th
all first-class batters
Runs a match
+11.0
batting, above an average player

Men's First-class batting, runs a match

AveragePeak +23.1 above
April 2021
Now +11.0 above
20182020202220242026
ICC rank
34
588 points
Overall rank
431st
all first-class bowlers
Runs a match
−21.1
bowling, below an average player

Men's First-class bowling, runs a match

Peak −9.5 below
May 2019
Now −21.1 below
20182020202220242026
Last 2 yearsMatRunsAvgSRWktsBowl avgEcon
First-class301,38327.154.21533.92.68

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First-class streaks

Last 10CareerNowBest
50+ score0/1031%082913143737143904
Took a wicket5/1042%060101410010
  • Marnus Labuschagne has made 50 or more in 0 of the last 10 first-class innings.
  • Marnus Labuschagne has taken a wicket in 5 of the last 10 first-class matches bowled in.

Last 10 first-class matches

DateTeamOpponentGroundBatBowlResult
27 Oct 2026AustraliaSouth AfricaNewlands0 & 40/18 (4.0)Lost by 176 runsL 176 runs
18 Oct 2026AustraliaSouth AfricaSt George's Park14 & 391/8 (2.0)Lost by an innings and 31 runsL an innings and 31 runs
9 Oct 2026AustraliaSouth AfricaKingsmead37 & 370/6 (2.0)Won by 214 runsW 214 runs
22 Aug 2026AustraliaBangladeshRay Mitchell Oval, Harrup Park4 (9)–Won by an innings and 51 runsW an innings and 51 runs
13 Aug 2026AustraliaBangladeshMarrara Cricket Ground1 & 310/4 (4.0)Lost by 9 wicketsL 9 wkts
14 Mar 2026QueenslandTasmaniaBellerive Oval20 & 291/34 (21.0)Lost by 140 runsL 140 runs
5 Mar 2026QueenslandWestern AustraliaAllan Border Field0 & 134/32 (16.0)DrawnDrawn
16 Feb 2026QueenslandSouth AustraliaThe Gabba8 & 21/29 (15.0)Lost by 7 wicketsL 7 wkts
5 Feb 2026QueenslandVictoriaMelbourne Cricket Ground10 & 410/3 (3.0)Won by 36 runsW 36 runs
4 Jan 2026AustraliaEnglandSydney Cricket Ground48 & 371/29 (6.0)Won by 5 wicketsW 5 wkts

Records

  1. 2ndMost hundreds in the Australian One-Day Cup since 2020/214
  2. 6thHighest batting averages in the Australian One-Day Cup since 2020/2143.95

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  1. Opinion · Marnus Labuschagne's golden years and the gap in the cordonMarnus Labuschagne's critics say his best years were luck. Every edge and miss behind his runs from 2019 to 2022 puts that charge to the test.
  2. Opinion · How long can Australia keep waiting on Marnus Labuschagne?Australia are still our top-rated Test side, but the batter they built around has averaged less than a typical top-seven player for two years.
  3. Opinion · Where Travis Head's away record says he should batAllan Border says Head's runs at the top came against so-so attacks and he belongs back at No. 5. Durban was the first proper look at whether that holds.
  4. Opinion · Is Harry Brook already better than Kevin Pietersen?Seventy innings into both careers, the record has something to say to Ben Stokes and to Harsha Bhogle.
  5. Opinion · Is Marnus Labuschagne's back-foot weakness as old as people say?Ricky Ponting remembers a batter who scored off both feet. Labuschagne's flaw turns out to date from one summer and one kind of delivery.

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