Shaun Marsh

Trent Copeland claimed four wickets and Nathan Lyon three as Western Australia were bowled out 63 runs behind the Blues

Barring injury, Australia's bowling attack and wicketkeeper are nailed on for the first Test against India but the same can't be said about the top order

Shaun Marsh struck his second century in eight days early in the morning session and helped consign South Australia to a five-wicket loss well before tea on the final day

An 83-run stand between Shaun Marsh and Mitchell Marsh gave Western Australia a chance at chasing a big fourth innings total against South Australia in Adelaide

Shaun Marsh's century went in vain as he did not get any support from the rest of the top-order batsmen

The young batsman, who was run out in all three T20I innings against Pakistan, will act as cover for Shaun Marsh after his minor surgery

It was hoped Marsh would be available for the second ODI in Adelaide on Friday

Shaun Marsh followed up his 80 from the first innings with a 92-ball 98 to help his side romp to a seven wicket win over Tasmania at the WACA

Western Australia made early inroads to put Tasmania under pressure in pursuit of setting a fourth innings target

After further collapses in the UAE the spotlight is once again on Australia's mis-firing top order with places up for grabs over the next six weeks

Australia coach Justin Langer took his team's left-hand batsmen for a debrief and discussion on how to handle a spinning pitch after the touring team were flattened on day three

A Pakistan A side with no specialist spinners was made to toil on the third day as the Australians went 216 ahead on the back of Mitchell Marsh's 162 and nineties from Shaun Marsh and Travis Head

After he was substituted out of the rest of the game, Aaron Finch and the Marsh brothers made fifties to shore up the Australians

Shaun Marsh's shoulder injury is serious enough for him to miss the rest of the English season with Cricket Australia's eyes on a Test series against Pakistan in October

Jason Roy was a contented man after his fifth ODI hundred, but Shaun Marsh had only bittersweet memories to take away from Cardiff

Australia take on England with a new-look, inexperienced, one-day side. Here's a rundown of those trying to take Australia forward in the absence of their biggest names

Marsh joined fellow Australians Matthew Elliott and Mark Cosgrove in having scored a first-class century on debut for Glamorgan

Keshav Maharaj's flight left Australia's No. 5 stranded outside his crease, but he lived to fight on (though not for too long) thanks to the timely efforts of a wicketkeeper-hating bee

As the series nears its halfway mark, the home side seems rejuvenated by the deeds of AB de Villiers while the visitors have begun showing worrying signs of top-order frailty