Following a career-defining 2023, Mitchell Marsh is slated for a significant contract rise.

Mitchell Marsh has been an influential player ever since he rejoined the Australian squad. The all-round player lost his path in the midst of his career owing to numerous injuries, although he had previously appeared to be destined to be the next great. But during the Ashes tour, he returned to Test cricket after a four-year absence, and he has been a fixture in the team ever since.

With 441 runs in 10 games, Mitchell Marsh also finished second among Australian run scorers in the 2023 ODI World Cup. In the shortest format as well, he has had a huge influence, helping Australia win the 2022 T20 World Cup. Because of his talent, Cricket Australia (CA) is anticipated to give him a huge contract upgrade, placing him among the top five highest-paid cricket players in the nation.

The Australian reports that following a career-defining 2023 in which the all-rounder scored his first-ever century in an Ashes match against Leeds, captained the national team for the first time, and won the ODI World Cup, Marsh is expected to receive a pay increase of between AUD 500,000 and AUD 800,000 annually.

Mitchell Marsh assists Australia in securing the Test series victory against Pakistan in Melbourne.

In Australia’s Boxing Day Test victory against Pakistan, Marsh was also a key player. Marsh came out to bat with the hosts down 16/4 in the second inning and needed a big blow. The Perth-born cricketer did just that, partnering with Steve Smith for 153 runs to eliminate Pakistan from the game.

Mitchell Marsh, who batted at number six, finished with 96 runs, just four runs short of his century. Although the batsman was overjoyed with the series victory, he also admitted to being a little let down about missing the century, given that both his father, Geoff Marsh, and older brother, Shaun Marsh, had missed out on the famous MCG honours board in the past.

“I was very close to making the bloody big honours board, but it wasn’t meant to be. I guess there is a lot of history at this ground with the Boxing Day Test.” I suppose there is some history between us because Shaun technically still has me. But hopefully I get another chance at it,” Mitchell Marsh stated in an interview with ABC.