Arguably Australia's most reliable batter, enjoy every boundary struck by Marnus Labuschagne in the Vodafone Test series against India.
Marnus Labuschagne took three wickets before Brisbane Heat found a cool head in Jimmy Peirson to end Adelaide Strikers' KFC Big Bash League season in a tense Eliminator final at the Gabba
It was with the ball, not with the bat, that Marnus Labuschagne made the biggest impact in the BBL Eliminator, taking three wickets and a run out against the Strikers.
Brisbane Heat gun Marnus Labuschagne posted a composed 46 before producing a career-best three wickets and a catch in the field to help his side hold on for victory against Perth Scorchers at Adelaide Oval
Marnus Labuschange's century was the highlight for the hosts, while India's rookie bowling attack took up the fight to Australia on day one of the fourth Test in Brisbane.
Marnus Labuschagne's second Test hundred at the Gabba was the key innings for Australia on a challenging day one of the fourth Test against India.
Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne shares the message from Justin Langer in the immediate aftermath of the drawn Vodafone Test at the SCG, with the No.3 'happy but not content' with his own form heading to the Gabba Test.
Marnus Labuschange scored his second half-century of the third Vodafone Test with 73 from 118 balls in the second innings across days three and four, before falling to an excellent catch down the leg side by stand-in keeper Wriddhiman Saha.
Test debutant Will Pucovski hit an assured and composed 62 in his maiden knock while Marnus Labuschagne finished unbeaten on 67 as the pair dominated the first day where only 55 overs were possible amid traditional Sydney rain.
Australia batting star Marnus Labuschagne talks about moving to Brisbane from South Africa as a youngster, his early introduction to cricket and his hobbies away from the game (spoiler: it's more cricket)
India debutants Mohammed Siraj and Shubman Gill combined to remove Australia's set batsman Marnus Labuschagne in the middle session on Boxing Day.
Marnus Labuschagne reflects on an action-packed second day of the pink ball Test, his own innings and how Australia can get themselves back in the hunt at Adelaide Oval
