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Labuschagne named domestic One-Day Cup player of the year
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Marnus Labuschagne has been named Australia's One-Day domestic player of the year following a stunning season for Queensland which included four centuries.
Labuschagne made 468 runs in just six innings at an average of 78, striking at 96.49. He scored centuries against both finalists, Tasmania and New South Wales, who will face off for the Dean Jones Trophy in Hobart next week.
He is just the fourth batter to score four hundreds in a one-day season following Phil Jaques, Brad Hodge and Daniel Hughes.
Labuschagne also took 2 for 26 with the ball in the game against NSW and made two centuries more against Victoria and South Australia.
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Marnus Labuschagne was named one-day domestic player of the year, while Sam Harper continued his blistering form on the opening day of the penultimate round of the Sheffield Shield season.
Labuschagne was recognised for a superb campaign where he scored 468 runs at 78 in six innings, including four centuries.
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Australia’s Test No.3 was dumped from the national ODI team at the start of the summer, but responded in emphatic fashion becoming just the fourth player – after Phil Jaques, Brad Hodges and Daniel Hughes – to score four hundreds for their state in a one-day season.
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Marnus Labuschagne was on the outer of both Australia's Test and ODI teams entering the 2025-26 domestic season.
Having been dropped for the three-Test series against West Indies a few months earlier, Labuschagne was soon to be left out of Australia's one-day squad as well to face India last October (he was later recalled following a side injury to Cameron Green but didn't play in the three-match series).
But back-to-back Sheffield Shield hundreds to open the season, as well as two one-day centuries in three knocks for Queensland, had the right-hander swiftly reinstated as Test No.3 for the Ashes.
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