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Not many knew about him until Michael Clarke decided to name him in the playing XI for the opening Test of the 2013 Ashes series in England. In fact the decision came as a big surprise as Clarke preferred a rookie ahead of an already experienced Nathan Lyon who was also in the squad.
The game began and he didn't need to do much as his fast bowlers did the job for Australia and England were bowled out just before close of play on the first day. In reply, the Australians made a meal of their batting effort and were 117/9 when Ashton Agar joined Phil Hughes at the crease. The duo stunned England with a sensational 163-run last wicket stand as Agar was caught in the deep on 98. What's more, Australia also managed to get a handy lead.
Ashton Agar is one of Australia's bowlers with over 12 years of international cricket relying on left-arm orthodox.
Has built a steady international scoring record, alongside 185 international wickets, and currently sits at #12 in the ICC T20I bowling rankings.
Ashton Agar is currently 32 years old.
Ashton Agar was born on 13 October 1993.
Ashton Agar plays international cricket for Australia.
Ashton Agar is a Bowler who bats left handed and bowls left-arm orthodox.
Ashton Agar's highest international score is 98, made in Test cricket.
Ashton Agar averages 24.76 in ODI cricket across 22 matches, having scored 322 runs.
Ashton Agar has a T20I strike rate of 100.35 across 49 matches.
Ashton Agar has taken 185 international wickets across all formats.
Ashton Agar is currently ranked #12 in ICC T20I bowling.
Ashton Agar made their international debut on 9 July 2013 in a Test match against England vs Australia.
