Rod Marsh

The cricket world reacts to the news of Rod Marsh's death

The wicketkeeper-batter played 96 Tests and was then hugely influential as a coach

Marsh played 96 Tests and claimed what was then a world record 355 dismissals behind the wickets

Great keeper, good mate, straight talker - that's just a few things the former Australia player has been

He had travelled for a charity cricket event in Bundaberg

Former Australia selection chairman said that there was no doubt that the pressure to win in South Africa had contributed to the actions of Smith, Warner and Bancroft

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Rod Marsh has stood down from Australia's selection panel, effective immediately

Australia's fifth successive Test loss, and the series defeat to South Africa, has left a few administrators and the team's coaching staff under considerable pressure

Australia's chairman of selectors, Rod Marsh, will end his tenure in 2017 after telling Cricket Australia he will not continue beyond his current contract

Usman Khawaja is a near certainty to be chosen in Australia's squad for the World T20 despite being overlooked for the upcoming T20s against India and the ODIs in New Zealand

Scott Boland, who has been placed on standby to join Australia's squad for the first Test against West Indies, has received high praise from his Victoria coach David Saker and national selector Rod Marsh

Cameron Bancroft, who could become Australia newest Test opener, has said that he will do "everything in your power" to play his own game and be successful

Andrew Fekete made his first-class debut at 28, and at 30 he has shot out of left field to be picked in Australia's squad for the Test tour of Bangladesh. Even Fekete considered himself "a fair way down the pecking order" a couple of months ago

For all its colonial baggage, the MCC's efforts as a lobby group to serve cricket's best interests are worthwhile and especially relevant today

Rod Marsh has shed new light on Australia's failed Ashes campaign by admitting they felt they had the series won after a vast victory over England in the second Test at Lord's

Rod Marsh has called for cricket's global funding to be overseen by an independent "elite group" to determine whether administrators are making the right decisions about its future

Australia's team performance manager Pat Howard concedes it is a "fair question" to ask whether the Ashes tourists underestimated England ahead of and during a series Michael Clarke's side were widely expected to win.

Shane Warne has delivered a broadside at Australia's selection chairman Rod Marsh for the decision to recall Peter Siddle ahead of Pat Cummins for the fifth Investec Ashes Test at the Oval