Australia players have gained huge rankings in the latest update among the ICC ODI batters. They earned a 2-1 series defeat against South Africa at home, having already lost the first couple of 50-over fixtures. They were rewarded with the latest rankings in the batting department after their huge victory during the final game in McKay.

The home side’s captain, Mitchell Marsh, won the toss and decided to bat first on a firm surface. Centuries from the top three of the national side, Travis Head, Marsh, and Cameron Green, along with the half-century from Alex Carey, pushed them to reach 431/2 in their allotted 50 overs as the Proteas were bundled out for 155 to lose by 276 runs.

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Head gained one place to move to the 11th position, while Marsh jumped four rungs to move to the 44th. On the other hand, Green raises a whopping 40 slots to 78th. Josh Inglis has also improved 23 slots to move to the 64th position as a result of his 87 in the final innings in Mackay against the Rainbow Nation.

Australia stars improve in ICC ODI rankings’ update

India’s opening batting duo, Shubman Gill and captain Rohit Sharma, remain at the top of the rankings for batters, followed by Babar Azam at the third position in the table. In the bowling rankings, Keshav Maharaj has Sri Lanka’s Maheesh Theekshana at the top with 671 points.

ICC Men’s ODI batting rankings

ICC Men’s ODI bowling rankings

Australia produced a record-breaking performance in the third ODI against South Africa, clinching victory by a massive 276-run margin to seal a dominant win. After losing the series 2-1, the Aussies ensured they ended on a high with one of their finest batting displays in recent times. Opting to bat first after winning the toss, Australia’s top order dismantled South Africa’s bowling attack. The Proteas, who had already secured the series, were left helpless against the relentless aggression and precision shown by Australia’s batters.

The innings was set up by Travis Head’s blistering knock of 142 off just 103 balls, studded with 17 boundaries and 5 sixes. His partnership with captain Mitchell Marsh laid the perfect foundation for a massive total. Marsh himself struck a composed 100 off 106 balls, showcasing his ability to anchor and accelerate at will. Their 250-run stand for the first wicket left South Africa searching for breakthroughs before both fell in quick succession.

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Once Head and Marsh departed, Cameron Green capitalized on the solid base, unleashing one of his most destructive innings in ODI cricket. Green hammered 118 off 55 deliveries at a strike rate of 214.55, striking 6 fours and 12 sixes. Alongside Alex Carey’s brisk 50 not out, the duo ensured Australia crossed the 400-mark with ease. Finishing at 431/2 in 50 overs, it was Australia’s second-highest ODI total ever and an almost insurmountable challenge for the visitors.

South Africa fell short of target by 276 runs

In reply, South Africa’s batting faltered under pressure. The early dismissals of Aiden Markram (2), Ryan Rickelton (11), and captain Temba Bavuma (19) left them reeling at 39/3 within six overs. Dewald Brevis showed some resistance with a 28-ball 49, displaying his trademark power hitting, but his dismissal sparked another collapse. None of the other batters could build partnerships, as wickets kept tumbling at regular intervals against a disciplined Australian bowling attack.

Cooper Connolly was the star with the ball, returning figures of 5/25 in six overs, dismantling South Africa’s middle and lower order. Abbott and Bartlett provided key breakthroughs with two wickets each, while Zampa chipped in with one. South Africa were bowled out for just 155 in 24.5 overs, losing by a huge 276 runs. Though South Africa claimed the series 2-1, Australia’s statement win reminded the cricketing world of their depth, power, and ability to bounce back strongly in any conditions.

Australia’s batting was on fire in the third ODI at Mackay as they scored a huge 431 runs for 2 wickets in 50 overs.

The innings started with Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh giving the team a dream start. They added a record 250 runs for the first wicket. Head was the key player, hitting the ball to all along the ground. He scored a brilliant 142 runs from 103 balls, 17 fours and 5 sixes. Marsh played a steady innings, reaching his hundred from 106 balls .

After their partnership, Cameron Green took charge and scored one of the fastest powerful innings in recent games . He reached his hundred in just 47 balls, the second fastest century by an Australian in ODIs. Green stayed unbeaten with 118 runs from only 55 balls, hitting long sixes with ease.

Alex Carey also scored brilliantly 50 runs not out from 37 balls, rotating the strike and supporting Green in the last final overs. By the end of the innings, Australia had scored a massive score, leaving South Africa facing a very tough chase of 432 runs.

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Twitter reactions after Aussies to 431/2 in First Innings in the 3rd ODI

What Aussie media will tell you: Australia scored 431 runs 🥶 🔥
What Aussie media will never tell you:
All those runs came against Mighty Dinda sorry Mphaka,110kph Wiaan Mulder,103 averege in ODI's with the ball Corbin Bosch & 57 average with the ball Aiden Markram 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/LlMwcBvIKR

— Troll cricket unlimitedd (@TUnlimitedd) August 24, 2025

Australia 431/2 in 50 overs.
Marnus Labuschagne didn't even get to bat.
Had he batted he would've scored 50 runs of 85 balls and Australia would've ended up with 375. 😂😂
Australia dodged a bullet 😂 pic.twitter.com/QnI2tyTKUs

— Troll cricket unlimitedd (@TUnlimitedd) August 24, 2025

15 overs to go in the first innings, and the Proteas have finally broken the opening partnership! 🙌🇿🇦

Australia is 256/1 after 35 overs. 🏏 #WozaNawe pic.twitter.com/R52PTZAdYm

— Proteas Men (@ProteasMenCSA) August 24, 2025

Head - 142 (103).
Green - 118* (55).
Marsh - 100 (106).
Carey - 50* (37).

AUSTRALIA POSTED 431/2 AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/6yWG6Cxg9Y

— ABD (@FAheemAli_14) August 24, 2025

Head 142, Green 118*, Marsh 100, Carey 50*: Australia smash 431/2. Rampage. 🇦🇺🔥 pic.twitter.com/nsCJYcmSML

— Chris Felix (@ChrisFeliii) August 24, 2025

HUNDRED FOR CAMERON GREEN FROM JUST 47 BALLS...!!!! 🥶🔥

- Second Fastest Hundred by an Australian in ODI History, One of the Iconic Knocks ever, Brutal Ball striking at its best by the future. pic.twitter.com/dcfYI9W8GK

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) August 24, 2025

Cameron Green turned down an easy single and then went 6, 6, 6! 😱 #AUSvSA pic.twitter.com/voNCrHoZcV

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) August 24, 2025

Travis Head - 142(103)
Cameron Green - 118*(55)
Mitchell Marsh - 100(106)
Alex Carey - 50*(37)

AUSTRALIA POSTED 431/2 FROM 50 OVERS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA - Their Second highest total in ODI History. pic.twitter.com/VMChpSul8s

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) August 24, 2025

In the third and final ODI of the home series against South Africa, the Australian top-order batters thrashed all the Proteas bowlers to manage the first innings total of 431/2 in 50 overs. During that unforgettable innings, the Australian centurion top-order batters rewrote the rare ODI record.

While Australia have already lost the series, as the visitors are leading the series by 2-0 before the last game of the ODI series at Mackay, the hosts captain Mitchell Marsh chose to bat first in the last ODI. 

Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh, and Cameron Green scored centuries for Australia

Australian openers Travis Head and captain Mitchell Marsh smashed a 250-run partnership for the first wicket, which was Australia's fifth-highest opening partnership and the highest opening partnership for any team against South Africa. Head completed his seventh ODI century in 80 balls, and Marsh recorded his fourth ODI century in 105 balls. 

With the help of 17 fours and five sixes, Head scored 142 runs off 103 balls. Meanwhile, skipper Marsh scored 100 off 106 balls with the help of six fours and five sixes. 

For the unbroken third wicket, Cameron Green and Alex Carey slammed a 164-run partnership from just 82 balls. Green slammed his maiden ODI century in just 47 balls to record the second-fastest ODI century by an Australian cricketer. He scored 118 not out off 55 balls, where the right-handed batter slammed six fours and eight sixes. On the other hand, Carey scored 50 not out off 37 balls with seven fours. 

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All three top batters scored centuries in an ODI innings

It was the second time in ODI history that all the top three batters scored centuries in an ODI innings. The first such incident happened during the 2015 Johannesburg ODI, when the top three South African batters created history for the first time against the West Indies. After openers Hashim Amla and Rilee Rossouw scored 153 not out and 128 runs, skipper AB de Villiers slammed the fastest ODI hundred and scored 149 runs in just 44 balls. 

While all the top four Aussie batters scored 50 or more runs in the innings, it was the 23rd time in ODI history that experienced all four top batters with 50+ runs in the same ODI innings. 

After losing the first two ODIs of the three-match 50-over series against South Africa, Australia looked to make a stunning comeback during the third game at Great Barrier Reef Arena in Mackay. Their captain, Mitchell Marsh, won the toss and decided to bat first on a surface that looked firm and hard and full of runs. 

Both the opening batters of the home side, Australia, Marsh and Travis Head, looked to dominate the Protea bowlers with some big shots around the park. A great moment took place when Marsh looked to club Aiden Markram over the covers. He got full elevation on the shot as the ball flew out of the park for a six.

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But the camera found the spectator in the stand, grabbing a fine catch. The ball was travelling with power, but the spectator was calm and composed to grab the fine catch in the game. But they continued their opening stand to post a huge score on the board for the home side.

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The 250-run opening stand put the 2023 ODI champions in a strong position. Head continued to nail the big shots one after another, without any fear of getting dismissed. The left-handed batter celebrated a fine century and ended his knock with 142 runs in just 103 balls at a strike rate of 137.86, with the help of 17 boundaries and five over boundaries.

Mitch Marsh got onto this one well and the crowd catch was very solid! #AUSvSA pic.twitter.com/cTkruP1dcZ

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) August 24, 2025

Marsh, on the other hand, also clubbed the big shots around the park. He also reached his century in 105 balls, thanks to six boundaries and five sixes at a strike rate of over 90. Australia looked good to get past the 375-run mark, having already accumulated 264/1 in the first 36 overs of the first innings.

It was an important game for the Australian side, who were playing their first ODI game after the retirements of Steve Smith and Glenn Maxwell post the Champions Trophy 2025. They have a few puzzles to set before the upcoming ODI World Cup 2027 in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia.

Horrible scene at Great Barrier Reef Arena during Australia vs. South Africa 2nd ODI. South African all-rounder Wiaan Mulder's back foot landed so badly that the pacer went down on the ground. The moment was scary for the cricket-loving fans. But thankfully, Mulder was ok and got back in style quickly. Moments after the poor landing, the Protean all-rounder took the wicket of Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh. 

South Africa is engaged with Australia for a 3-match ODI series after a highly entertaining T20I competition. In the first innings of today's (August 22, 2025) match, South Africa, batting first, registered 277 runs in 49.1 overs as they lost all of their wickets. Adam Zampa grabbed three wickets and a brace each for Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Ellis, and Xavier Bartlett. Ellis has been in inconsistent form throughout the series against Australia. 

When South Africa's opening pair proved ineffective for the match, the middle-order batters took care of the matter. Matthew Breetzke scored 88, and Tristan Stubbs' 74 was crucial to fighting back against the Aussies. Tony de Zorzi's timely 38-run innings also played an important role in sustaining the early setbacks. 

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Another tight match between Australia and South Africa 

South Africa started the second innings by clinching a couple of wickets in a short interval. With only 7 runs on the board, Australia lost Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne. To continue putting pressure on them, Aiden Markram, SA skipper, introduced Wiaan Mulder into the attack. 

Wiaan Mulder had a scary fall running in for his first delivery of the evening, but dismissed Mitch Marsh just moments later. #AUSvSA pic.twitter.com/XhA8blau3v

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) August 22, 2025

When Mulder ran to deliver his first ball of the evening, it turned into a horrible scene. The back foot slipped, and Mulder went down on the floor. The scenario could be more horrible, but that fall did not harm him or Team South Africa either. Moments later, Mulder earned the wicket of Australian skipper Mitchell Marsh. Marsh departed for 18 off 25; Australia lost their 3rd wicket.

Two days before the start of the three-match T20I series at home against South Africa, Australia’s captain, Mitchell Marsh, has revealed that the attacking opening batter of the side and the ICC No. 2 ranked T20I batter, Tarvis Head, will remain at the top order plans for them during the upcoming Men’s ICC T20 World Cup next year in India and Sri Lanka.

After an exciting 5-0 whitewash against the West Indies last month, the 2021 champions will welcome a few familiar faces against the Proteas as the opening clash begins on August 10. Marsh and Head, who have an outstanding ODI record as openers for Australia, have yet to perform at the opening position in T20Is.

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“It'll be myself and Heady (Travis Head) up the top for the foreseeable future. We've played a lot together, (we've) got a great relationship, so (we'll) start there.” Expressed Marsh, who sits at number three ahead of the 2021 T20 World Cup, with the right-handed batter smashing 185 runs in five innings.

Mitchell Marsh locks Australia’s opening pair before home T20I series against South Africa

Since the retirement of the former opening batter, David Warner, Australia has tried and tested various openers, including Glenn Maxwell, Jake Fraser-McGurk, and Matthew Short. But with Head’s return, they may look to lock for the sport for the competition next year. He also addressed the batting order of Tim David, who celebrated a 37-ball century during the third T20I against the Caribbean side after an early arrival at the crease.

“We've spoken about it. We saw that in the Caribbean, he came in earlier than he would normally. His skill set is made for that. The more balls he faces, hopefully, the more games he wins us.” Marsh added in Darwin.

The opening game of the series will take place in Marrara Stadium in Darwin, which will also host the second encounter two days later. The action, later, will move to the Cazalys Stadium in Cairns on August 16.

Australia’s T20I squad against South Africa

Mitchell Marsh (c), Sean Abbott, Tim David, Ben Dwarshuis, Nathan Ellis, Cameron Green, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Matt Kuhnemann, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Owen, Matthew Short, Adam Zampa

An important match of IPL 2025 was played between Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants at Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium in Ahmedabad. In this match, Lucknow Supergiants defeated Gujarat Titans by a huge margin of 33 runs and won a spectacular victory. In this match, Lucknow had set a target of 236 runs in front of Gujarat Titans. In response, Gujarat Titans team could score only 202 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in the stipulated 20 overs.

Talking about this match played between Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Supergiants, batting first, Lucknow Supergiants scored a big score and its foundation was laid by both the openers of the team, Aiden Markram and Mitchell Marsh. In this match, Mitchell Marsh scored a brilliant century and played an innings of 117 runs in 64 balls with the help of 10 fours and 8 sixes. Apart from this, Markram scored 36 runs in 24 balls and Nicholas Pooran scored 56 runs in 27 balls which included 4 fours and 5 sixes. Captain Rishabh Pant also played an innings of 16 runs in 6 balls in the end. Arshad Khan and Sai Kishore got one success each from the Gujarat Titans team.

Gujarat's batting failed in front of the big target

Chasing the target of 236 runs given by Lucknow Supergiants, the Gujarat Titans team got a fast start. Gujarat Titans team captain Shubman Gill and Sai Sudarshan gave the team a fast start of 46 runs in 27 balls. But Sai Sudarshan was out after scoring 21 runs. Captain Shubman Gill played an innings of 35 runs in 20 balls and he also returned to the pavilion after getting out. Jos Buttler played an innings of 33 runs in 18 balls. Apart from this, Rutherford scored 38 runs in 22 balls and Shahrukh Khan scored 57 runs but they could not make the team win. From the Lucknow team, Will Auroch took 3 wickets and Badoni took 2 wickets each.

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Twitter reactions after GT wins 64th match of IPL 2025

LSG has beaten GT TWICE this season🔥

L pe rakhte hai hum table topper ko 😼 pic.twitter.com/1HZPfzsres

— Memer (@memerbhoiii) May 22, 2025

GT ko hara diya LSG ne and DC ne LSG ko 2 baar haraya hai. This means we are the real table toppers!!!! pic.twitter.com/40Z3lAKyCi

— moonchild 🇮🇳 ⁷ (@idyllicallyiris) May 22, 2025

LSG ने 235 ठोक कर कहा था “पकड़ के दिखाओ!” GT बोली – “रुको ज़रा, सबर करो!” अब 114/3 पे चल रही है धो डालने की तैयारी! #GTvsLSG pic.twitter.com/GvsbIn4Abs

— Trilochan Bhattarai (@trilochan000) May 22, 2025

- LSG defeated GT at Lucknow.
- LSG Defeated GT at Ahmedabad.

Thank you LSG for increasing our top2 chances. https://t.co/kt5foKBylO

— Harsh Singh (@Harrssshhhhh) May 22, 2025

Prediction came true. LSG won comfortably. It’s a humiliating defeat of 33 runs for the Table Topper. GT’s bowling & middle order exposed. Over dependence on the top three batters. #GTvsLSG https://t.co/KxSq9E9AIh pic.twitter.com/OyeouGyOnc

— Dr. Kamal Suryom (@K_Suryom) May 22, 2025

#lsgvsgt #GTvsLSG
Goenka after seeing lsg back in form. pic.twitter.com/f6iDOvo6G6

— Hancock (@Hancock_IND) May 22, 2025

GT won 9 matches but that can't deny the fact that it's the worst team after CSK like their best nd highest paid player haven't contributed even in a single win,have finished bowlers,don't have batters who can add 100 runs after 30/3. #GTvsLSG

— Shreyaa (@myprofilemypov) May 22, 2025

He delivered just when asked for it.#GTvsLSG #LSGvsGT #GTvLSG #LSGvGT #gujarattitans #LucknowSuperGiants pic.twitter.com/8vZVuNFJir

— Yolo247 (@Yolo247Official) May 22, 2025

LSG tho Match winning 26(11)* & few cameos 30(16)* , 27(12) tappa cheppukovadaniki em levu ee season 😔
Last match ayina emaina @msdhoni pic.twitter.com/sS4ptjnhf7

— Satwik (@HypeLoUntaaa) May 22, 2025

LSG won by 33 runs aur usmain se 2 six By Rishabh Pant 👀#GTvsLSG pic.twitter.com/xgWoMGqqZW

— Anjali Modakia (@AumAnant) May 22, 2025

Lucknow Super Giants star Mitchell Marsh, the Australian all-rounder, hit his first IPL century during their 13th IPL 2025 match against the hosts and table toppers Gujarat Titans in Ahmedabad on Thursday night (May 22). With the help of this century, IPL has got a new story that started from its inaugural edition in 2008.

IPL 2025, GT vs LSG: Mitchell Marsh scored 117 runs

Lucknow Super Giants scored 235/2 in 20 overs with the power of opener Mitchell Marsh's brilliant century. After completing his sixth IPL 2025 50 and second consecutive 50 in 33 balls, where the right-handed batter slammed four fours and four sixes, he recorded his first IPL century in 56 balls. It was the seventh IPL 2025 century, which was the first IPL 2025 hundred by an overseas batter. Marsh scored 117 off 64 balls with the help of 10 fours and eight sixes before Arshad Khan dismissed him in the 19th over. 

Opener Mitchell Marsh had two important partnerships during that memorable century. While he had a 91-run opening partnership with Aiden Markram, he and Nicholas Pooran had another 121-run partnership for the second wicket. 

With his 117 runs, LSG opener Mitchell Marsh recorded the second-highest individual score in the IPL 2025, behind SunRisers Hyderabad opener Abhishek Sharma's 141 against Punjab Kings in Hyderabad during their successful chase of the 246-run target. 

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Marsh brothers with IPL centuries

Meanwhile, this century from Mitchell Marsh was very special because it was the first time that IPL experienced brothers' names in the long IPL centuries list. 

In the IPL 2008, the inaugural edition of the cash-rich tournament, Australian cricketer Shaun Marsh, the elder brother of Mitchell Marsh, became the first uncapped cricketer to record an IPL century. Serving for Kings XI Punjab (now known as Punjab Kings), Shaun scored 115 off 69 balls against Rajasthan Royals in Mohali. It was his only IPL century, while he played 71 IPL matches all for the Punjab franchise.  

Now, the latest IPL century from Mitchell Marsh set a first story of a pair of brothers scoring IPL centuries.

Lucknow Super Giants' star Australian batter Mitchell Marsh slammed a century in their IPL 2025 match against the hosts Gujarat Titans in Ahmedabad on Thursday night (May 22). With his first IPL century, Marsh created a new IPL history.

Lucknow Super Giants have already been eliminated from the IPL 2025 while they are playing their 13th match of the season, and that too against the points table toppers Gujarat Titans. After Titans chose to field first, LSG openers provided a strong start, where Mitchell Marsh dominated with the bat.  

IPL 2025, GT vs LSG: Mitchell Marsh recorded a 56-ball century

After LSG managed to score 53/0 at the end of the powerplay, the openers Mitchell Marsh and Aiden Markram had a 91-run partnership for the first wicket in 9.5 overs. While Markram was dismissed for 36 runs, Marsh continued his domination and completed his second consecutive fifty in 33 balls, with the help of four fours and four sixes. Marsh later completed his first IPL century in 56 balls, the joint fastest for the franchise (equalled the joint record of KL Rahul and Marcus Stoinis). 

With the help of 10 fours and eight sixes, Marsh scored 117 runs from 64 balls before Arshad Khan dismissed him in the 19th over. He had a 121-run partnership for the second wicket with Nicholas Pooran (56 not out off 27 balls; four fours and five sixes), and LSG managed the total of 235/2 in 20 overs. 

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IPL 2025: 1st century by an overseas batter; new IPL history

It was the seventh century in the IPL 2025, but first by an overseas batter. Meanwhile, Mitchell Marsh created history with his century as IPL got the first pair of brothers to score centuries in the tournament. In the inaugural edition of the IPL (2008), Mitchell's elder brother Shaun Marsh hit his only IPL century for Kings XI Punjab (presently known as Punjab Kings).  

𝙀𝙭𝙝𝙞𝙗𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙤𝙛 𝙗𝙧𝙪𝙩𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙘𝙚 💥

Maiden #TATAIPL 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ for Mitchell Marsh 👏

He continues to look unstoppable tonight 🙅‍♂#GTvLSG pic.twitter.com/NiYk9V0HgT

— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) May 22, 2025

🚨 MITCHELL MARSH - FIRST OVERSEAS BATTER TO SCORE HUNDRED IN IPL 2025. 🚨 pic.twitter.com/HLxmoZ9CqI

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) May 22, 2025

Mitchell Marsh in IPL 2025: 1 Hundred & 5 Fifties in 12 innings.

Shaun Marsh in IPL 2008: 1 Hundred & 5 Fifties in 11 innings. pic.twitter.com/ilS9VG3wtR

— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) May 22, 2025

🚨 CENTURY FOR MITCHELL MARSH.

THE INTENT MACHINE
THE SELFLESS GUY
THE BRUTAL MAN
THE WARRIOR OF LSG.

HE DESERVES IT, HE MADE IT 🔥. pic.twitter.com/hlsNtPKzQQ

— Vishal. (@SPORTYVISHAL) May 22, 2025

Australian doing well in Ahmedabad,We have seen that before. Brilliant 💯by Mitchell Marsh.

— Irfan Pathan (@IrfanPathan) May 22, 2025

Mitchell Marsh in IPL pic.twitter.com/uyjcTibPcf

— Sagar (@sagarcasm) May 22, 2025

Century for Mitchell marsh in just 56 balls.👍👍👍
What a hundred 💯 👌
Hits 6 sixes and 10 fours
Nicholas Pooran also playing amazing knock 👏 #Mitchellmarsh #GTvsLSG #LSGvsGT pic.twitter.com/fn48NOyujR

— Shivam Verma (@Shivam_Verma_98) May 22, 2025

Shaun Marsh watching Mitchell Marsh pic.twitter.com/zKwGqyjbYC

— Sagar (@sagarcasm) May 22, 2025

The way Mitchell Marsh punished Rashid Khan Bechare ko Watson Yaad Aya Hoga 🌚🥵#GTvsLSG #LSGvsGT pic.twitter.com/eyz3YHIXb7

— 𓄂،͜͡𝓢࿐𝐄-𝐇𝐢𝐧𝐝 (@X08T10) May 22, 2025

Shaun Marsh 🤝 Mitchell Marsh

They become the first pair of brothers to score centuries in the IPL.#IPL2025 #Cricket pic.twitter.com/DGvqZ3jVBg

— Wisden India (@WisdenIndia) May 22, 2025