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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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T20 record

Batting

MatInnsRunsBallsAvgSRHS50s4s6sDot %
T2072681,7251,35327.00127.593101773133.0
BBL312964353123.00121.177256931.5
PSL131334426428.70130.361245434.5
Last 10101028721531.90133.561238435.3

Bowling

InnsBallsRunsWktsEconAvgSRDot %
T2047604903418.9722.0014.730.5
BBL18199313139.4424.1015.330.2
PSL554101111.22101.0054.018.5
Last 1021224112.0024.0012.016.7

Batting style

Balanced top-order batter

  • Keeps it on the ground
  • PowerplayOvers 1–6

    Strike rate136Par 137
    Balls per dismissal31Par 22
  • Middle oversOvers 7–15

    Strike rate127Par 132
    Balls per dismissal20Par 20
  • DeathOvers 16–20

    Strike rate–
    Balls per dismissal–
FigurePlayerParAgainst par
Average26.726.9
Strike rate130136
Boundary %17.718.4
Dot %35.237.1
Sixes, % of boundaries1029
Strike rate v pace129140
Strike rate v spin131130
Strike rate, first 10 balls131125

576 balls in T20s · Dec 2023 – May 2026

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Bowling style

Middle-overs seamer

  • PowerplayOvers 1–6

    Economy–
  • Middle oversOvers 7–15

    Economy8.54Par 8.18
  • DeathOvers 16–20

    Economy–
FigurePlayerParAgainst par
Economy8.728.36
Dot %29.730.7
Boundary %16.415.7
Balls per wicket13.619.0
Average19.826.4
Economy v right-handers8.798.36

232 balls bowled in T20s · May 2024 – Apr 2026

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Strengths and weaknesses

Weaknesses

  • Six-hittingone every 43.6 balls (field 21.0 across T20 Blast, BBL and 2 more)

By phase

Balls facedSROutBalls bowledEconWkts
Powerplay421119.5110–0
Middle overs749123.1355018.8733
Death (overs 16–20)155159.417978.918
BBL Power Surge28189.31618.000

Men's T20

Overall rank
319th
all T20 batters
Runs a match
0.1
below an average player

Men's T20 batting, runs a match

AveragePeak 0.6 above
July 2021
Now 0.1 below
20182020202220242026
Last 2 yearsMatRunsAvgSRWktsBowl avgEcon
T201744429.6133.7272.010.16

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Teams

Leagues

YearsMatRunsAvgSRWktsEcon
BBL2017–20263164323.00121.1139.44
Blast2021–20242773632.00132.9278.36
PSL20261334428.70130.3111.22

T20 streaks

Last 10CareerNowBest
30+ score4/1034%03272661326155113920
Took a wicket3/1051%055001000010
  • Marnus Labuschagne has made 30 or more in 4 of the last 10 T20 innings.
  • Marnus Labuschagne has taken a wicket in 3 of the last 10 T20s bowled in.

Last 10 T20s

DateTeamOpponentGroundBatBowlResult
3 May 2026Hyderabad KingsmenPeshawar ZalmiGaddafi Stadium20 (12)–Lost by 5 wicketsL 5 wkts
1 May 2026Hyderabad KingsmenIslamabad UnitedGaddafi Stadium39 (32)–Won by 2 runsW 2 runs
29 Apr 2026Hyderabad KingsmenMultan SultansGaddafi Stadium11 (9)–Won by 8 wicketsW 8 wkts
26 Apr 2026Hyderabad KingsmenRawalpindizNational Stadium5 (5)–Won by 108 runsW 108 runs
24 Apr 2026Hyderabad KingsmenIslamabad UnitedNational Stadium5 (5)–Lost by 8 wicketsL 8 wkts
22 Apr 2026Hyderabad KingsmenMultan SultansNational Stadium61 (41)0/15 (1.0)Won by 4 wicketsW 4 wkts
16 Apr 2026Hyderabad KingsmenRawalpindizNational Stadium32 (21)–Won by 5 wicketsW 5 wkts
12 Apr 2026Hyderabad KingsmenIslamabad UnitedNational Stadium61* (53)–Won by 6 wicketsW 6 wkts
11 Apr 2026Hyderabad KingsmenKarachi KingsNational Stadium26 (10)1/9 (1.0)Won by 4 wicketsW 4 wkts
8 Apr 2026Hyderabad KingsmenPeshawar ZalmiNational Stadium27 (27)–Lost by 4 wicketsL 4 wkts

Read more

  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?Two years of Test cricket without a hundred, and the world's top-rated side keeps picking Marnus Labuschagne at the top of the order.
  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 · How much of Marnus Labuschagne's hold on No. 3 rests on the last two years?Australia seem settled on their No. 3 for Durban. His recent returns sit well below what a typical top-seven Test batter has managed.

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