Personal life

His father, Geoff Marsh was also an Australian player and currently a cricket coach. He is also the younger brother of Shaun Marsh, a cricketer. His sister Melissa Marsh is a retired WNBL basketball player. Details about his mother are not found in media. His relationship with his father is unknown. He was once bought by an IPL team which was coached by his father. Thus, it is assumed that his father has a little influence in his career. Current career paths of his sister and brother are not known to media. He was born and raised in Perth. He attended Wesley College and he became the youngest player in Australian domestic OD tournament.

He is married to Isabelle Platt. His past girlfriends before Isabelle are not known to media. He has not fathered a child yet. He was not engaged before meeting Isabelle. He was never a part of any extra marital affair or domestic violence. Since there are no rumors about any marital problems between Mitchell and his wife, it is assumed that his marital life is going smooth, without any problems. Isabelle is a fashion model. His dating life and his relationship with Isabelle before his affair with her are not known to media. Since Mitchell and Isabelle keep their marital life and personal details to themselves, there is very little that we know about their life. His net worth is not known to the media. He received $530,000 for his contract with Australian cricket team. His salary per test match is $14,000 and $5,600 per ODI.

Career

He made his debut in 2009 in Ford Ranger Cup. In the same year, he played against India in Under-19 squad. He became the captain of the team in 2010. In the same year, he was drafted to Deccan Chargers of IPL. In 2011, he was selected in Sahara Pune Warriors where his father was a coach. He is a right-hand all-rounder. He is a medium-fast bowler. He has played for Australia A in 2014. He broke the record for second highest 7th wicket partnership of Australia in the same year.

His international test debut was in 2014 against Pakistan. In 2011, he was a part of Australia T20 team. He also became a part of Australia ODI team after Brett Lee’s injury. His first ODI century was in 2016 against India. He was dropped out of the test squad for 2016 series. Reason for the drop out is not known to the media. He has played 19 test matches and has taken 29 wickets.

He has played 48 ODI matches and has secured 41 wickets. He has played 67 FC and 90 LA matches and has taken 113 and 81 wickets respectively. His batting average in test is 23.18 and in ODI, his average is 35.48. Apart from cricket, he is also a football player who played for 2008 AFL under 18 championships. The reason for not pursuing football as his career is not known to media.