Ashton Agar

Ashton Agar
Nationality: Australia
Position: Bowler
Batting Style: Left Hand Bat
Bowling Style: Slow Left Arm Orthodox
Date of Birth: 1993-10-14 Age: 31

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Ashton Charles Agar, born on October 14, 1993, is an Australian cricketer who has gained attention and admiration for his exceptional skills as a left-arm spinner.
Agar's remarkable rise in the cricketing world is a testament to his talent and determination.

Agar's journey in professional cricket began at a young age when he was included in the squads of Western Australia, Perth Scorchers, and the national team.
His impressive performances in domestic cricket earned him a spot in the Australian team's tour of India in 2013.
What was initially an internship turned into a more significant role, highlighting the faith that selectors and captain Michael Clarke had in Agar's abilities.

The left-arm spinner made his debut in the Ashes Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham.
Coming in as the No.
11 batsman with Australia struggling at 117 for 9, Agar displayed incredible batting prowess and courage.
He stunned everyone by scoring 98 runs, the highest Test score ever achieved by a No.
11 batsman.
Agar's innings was filled with exquisite strokes that even top-order batsmen would be proud of.
Additionally, he claimed his maiden Test wicket by dismissing Alastair Cook, becoming the first teenage Australian spinner to achieve such a feat.

Of Sri Lankan heritage and standing at an impressive 187cm, Agar possesses the ideal qualities and physical attributes required for a successful left-arm spinner.
He made his mark in first-class cricket during his debut for Western Australia against New South Wales at Blacktown Oval.
The performance showcased his potential and confirmed the hype surrounding his talent.

Following his outstanding debut, Agar faced challenges in establishing himself as a regular in the Australian team across all formats.
However, his unwavering dedication and perseverance led him to find his niche in T20 internationals.
In 2020, he formed a formidable partnership with leg-spinner Adam Zampa in the Australian T20I set-up.
During a match against South Africa in Johannesburg, Agar recorded figures of 5 for 24, which were the best by an Australian in T20Is at the time.
In this exceptional spell, he also achieved a hat-trick, leaving cricket fans in awe of his skill and precision.
A year later, Agar surpassed his own record by taking 6 for 30 against New Zealand in Wellington.

Ashton Charles Agar is a cricketer who has captured the attention of cricket lovers worldwide with his impressive left-arm spin and striking batting ability.
From his unforgettable debut in the Ashes Test to his exceptional performances in T20 internationals, Agar has proven himself to be a talented and valuable player for Australian cricket.
With his determination and passion for the sport, he continues to make a significant impact and looks set to achieve even greater successes in the future.

Format	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	50s	6s	4s
T20	70	59	18	663	51	11.24	540	122.78	1	35	38
ODI	16	13	5	215	48	16.54	254	84.65	0	4	14
T20I	25	23	4	225	28	9.78	212	106.13	0	8	17
4day	6	9	0	196	74	21.78	423	46.34	2	3	13
List A	11	9	1	122	51	13.56	136	89.71	1	5	9
FC	0	0	0	0	0	-	0	-	0	0	0

Format	Mat	Inns	Wkts	Runs	Overs	Ave	Econ	Wide	NoBall	4w	5w
T20	82	80	63	2120	281	33.65	7.54	43	0	0	0
ODI	17	16	15	713	140	47.53	5.09	6	0	0	0
T20I	36	36	40	887	137.4	22.18	6.46	10	0	2	2
4day	6	10	12	576	213.9	48.00	2.69	0	2	0	0
List A	12	10	17	439	85.6	25.82	5.13	7	0	1	1
FC	1	2	0	58	22	-	2.64	0	1	0	0

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