On Tuesday, Mitchell Marsh said he will gladly captain Australia for as long as required, as the all-rounder prepares to lead the Twenty20 and one-day sides on a tour of South Africa.
while Cricket Australia has yet to decide on a T20 skipper for the long term, following the retirement of Aaron Finch.
“It’s certainly been a crazy year. Throw in getting married, it’s been a good one,” he told reporters in Sydney. “We’ll get through South Africa and see how we go. I’m available to captain for as long as the team needs me. We’ll see where it all ends.” “I think the most important thing I’ve learned about leadership is staying true to yourself,” he said. “Hopefully, I’m a good captain. If not, I won’t be in the job for very long. That’s OK. I’m just looking forward to the opportunity.”
“Think there’s no doubt we are going to see them in Australian colours over the next few years, and we’ll get a look at them in South Africa,” he said.
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